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Customers resilient, but war still weighs heavily – bank
The head of Australia’s second-largest bank has warned the federal government the nation needs to be better prepared for future events, as the war continues.
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Budget is a time to clean Australia’s house mess
Australia’s current housing crisis has been four decades in the marking, says Federal minister Clare O’Neil. And the “madness” of development red tape is at the root of the issue.
PM rubbishes budget tax talk as home prices slow
Sydney’s home price premium over Brisbane and Perth continues to narrow as values retreat in Australia’s two largest cities.
Lawyers get ready for AML/CTF reform
As the AML/CTF compliance deadline looms, lawyers in NSW have ramped up their efforts to be ready for obligations that come with the reforms.
Heat-safe rentals pushed to protect from quiet killer
Heat stress is already weighing on health and productivity despite being largely preventable, informing a push to reform housing and work safety policy.
Budget is perfect time to be ‘bold’ about reform
Businesses calling for less red tape as changes to capital gains tax still a strong possibility in the Budget.
Green fields: AIC president’s link to the land
Tasmania’s rural heritage runs deep through Devonport conveyancer Debbie Hutton’s life story.
How to bring cities to life around the clock
Tom Forrest is CEO of Urban Taskforce Australia, representing some 120 leading property developers and equity financiers. He tells new podcast series Face to Face that developers often get “a bad rap” and offers a mixed-use to help the housing crisis.
More needs to be done to boost Victoria’s prosperity
Property Council urges state government to fast-track support in order to improve productivity in the property sector.
West’s bond reform for when rental agreements go south
A reform Western Australia’s tenancy bonds process means renters will no longer have to go to court to get their bond back if the landlord withhold payment.
Victoria must cease new laws that will cripple housing
State Government urged to think twice about initiating legislation at a time when building and fuel costs are continuing to rise.
Code overhaul needed to fast track house delivery
Time to reset policy to better assist the supply of housing and home affordability.
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