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NZ offers blueprint for home-building productivity fix
Australia should follow New Zealand in reforming zoning rules to boost limp construction productivity and expand housing supply, leading economists say.
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Bushfire and flood risk advice to home buyers a must for lawyers
Mandatory climate reporting has been described by ASIC Chair Joe Longo as ‘the biggest change to corporate reporting in a generation’.
Radical plan to stop scammers – by stopping emails in property deals
Regulator says using a MyGov-style, multi factor authentication-enabled portal is the best way best scams that are costing millions of dollars.
Reforms won’t break you — AUSTRAC chief tells Tranche 2 businesses
In an exclusive interview, AUSTRAC chief executive Brendan Thomas tells conveyancers why the new AML regime is so important and why its built to support, not sink, small operators.
Fed moves to cut red tape welcomed by housing industry
Property Council, Master Builders Australia and the Housing Industry Association all back government moves to address National Accord backlog.
Red tape ‘win-wins’ at Productivity Roundtable summit
Broad support for Clare O’Neil’s suggestions around reforming the National Construction Code.
Prefabs key to solving Housing Accord demand for 1.2 million homes
Industry association PrefAUS has ambitious targets of 30 per cent of all construction by 2033 – and wants to be a big player at the Brisbane Olympics.
Red tape ‘hairballs’ to be coughed up onto roundtable
Australia must cut unnecessary red tape and boost business investment if young people are to be better off than their parents, the productivity tsar says.
Strong personal relationships crucial in conveyancing
When you’re dealing with large sums of money and the average home price is over a million dollars, people want the reassurance of dealing with another person. That’s the view of lawyer Brian Fang, who is the focus of this Australian Conveyancer Q&A.
UK breach fines far outweigh penalties for actual laundering
Just a small percentage of the Anti-Money Laundering-related fines handed out to UK conveyancers and lawyers are for handling the proceeds of crime.
Will rent reforms spark landlord exodus in NSW?
REINSW board member Jo Natoli fears tenant reforms could lead to thousands of properties taken off the market.
Conveyancing in the corporate construction world
Castle Group’s Susan Aagesen shares her passion for property and the challenges and rewards that a career in conveyancing has brought.
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