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Restructure among options for collapsed firm

SETTLE Easy, one of the country’s largest conveyancing firms, will continue trading as administrators probe turnaround options after the company’s dramatic collapse. The Melbourne-based company revealed last week that it was in financial dire straits, with co-founder and CEO Sam Almaliki posting to LinkedIn of the “difficult decision to put the company into voluntary administration”, citing “anticipated funding not materialising”. Sydney-based boutique restructuring, recovery and insolvency firm Salea Advisory was called in as administrator on Thursda

Plan rewarded for being ‘transparent and dynamic’

CPI tipped to fall but don’t get too excited yet

New poll places One Nation as the next opposition

National auction clearance rate shows marginal rise

Coalition plan to ‘incentivise more investment’

Consultation still in the pipeline for startups

Conveyancers slam ‘ridiculous’ tax changes

Conveyancers have slammed controversial tax changes announced in last week’s Federal Budget, saying the industry has already taken a hit as investors retreat from property. Treasurer Jim

Property buying sees decline in lending rates

RECENT interest rate hikes and plunging consumer confidence has seen Australia’s housing demand soften in the March quarter. The latest ABS Lending Indicators reflect this, showing

State and local governments typically require new housing to include off-street parking – often much more than residents want, needlessly driving up the price of housing. This is the vie

QUEENSLAND, South Australia and Western Australia have starred at the Real Estate Institute of Australia’s 2026 National Awards for Excellence. The awards were announced at a gala dinner