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Chalmers proposes to deliver a ‘very responsible Budget’

A surge in inflation driven by a spike in fuel prices from the Iran war is “confronting”, the treasurer concedes, with the upcoming Budget set to focus on combating the issue. Inflation figures for March released Wednesday showed the headline rate rise from 3.7 per cent to 4.6 per cent for the month, following the cost of fuel soaring by about a third after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The data has increased the likelihood the Reserve Bank will hike interest rates for the third time in a row when it next meets on Monday and Tuesday. Treasurer Jim Chalmers said May

Billions in the coffers with major property tax changes

Massive funds injection to help fast-track approvals

NSW on right track as it attempts to climb housing Everest

Western Australia top of the tree as eastern states stagnate

Report says ‘residential no longer the brightest spot’

New report sees affordability continue to ‘deteriorate’

Holiday weekend has marked effect on auction numbers

Anzac Day commemorations and long weekends across several states weighed heavily on market activity last weekend. Only 757 capital city homes went for auction, down from 2551 the week p

BREEDING more confidence in the housing market and a big push to reduce costs should be key measures in the Federal Budget next month. Conveyancers from around the country were una

A meeting of high level housing and property groups has committed to developing a plan to address the current impact on construction caused by the fuel crisis. Chaired by the Building Co

A regional housing roundtable has warned that current housing policy settings are failing regional communities. And it is calling for a dedicated national housing plan to address mountin