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Not quite a ten pound airfare but the concept is similar

SHORTLY following the end of the Second World War, the Australian Government instigated a migration scheme to attract skilled workers to our shores. The primary goal was to rapidly boost Australia’s population and supply an urgent influx of skilled labour and tradespeople to build infrastructure and fuel post-war manufacturing. There are now calls for the Albanese Government to implement something similar. David Simon, executive director and principal advisor at Integral Private Wealth, believes a modern-day version of the “ten pound” tradie is needed. “Au

Action speaks louder than words when it comes to housing

Younger generation struggling with ‘inequality’

All things housing central to meeting of industry leaders

Banks revise their thinking and now predict a rate rise

Data centres fine but just not in your neighbourhood

Settle Easy saved from collapse

‘Perfect storm’ of events hits building group hard

EMBATTLED home builder Bathla Group has been placed into voluntary administration, leaving customers in limbo in what it says is a “perfect storm” of circumstances. It joins

WHEN Susan and Tony Mancuso sold their home, they did so as quickly as they could, assured their new apartment would be ready within months. They were intent on securing an off-the-plan

Paying gas charge is ‘out of their control’

AUSTRALIAN renters are being slugged almost $440 million a year to stay connected to gas, analysis has shown, even though landlords control whether their properties remain on the network.

Sydney stands out despite others falling

SYDNEY provided the small ray of hope amongst a national rate of decline in the auction clearance rate, according to property data firm Cotality. The preliminary clearance rate across th