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The government’s efforts to tackle the housing crisis are more substantial, but the problem is most of them won’t have a noticeable effect for years

The South Australian city has been tipped as an investor’s haven, but housing advocates flag some tenants are spending 80 per cent of their income on rent.

A recently surfaced photo of a restaurant's 2001 menu card is causing a stir on social media, particularly among 1990s kids.

Discover the top five cities to retire in Pennsylvania according to U.S. News & World Report, plus the full ranking of 150 cities. Evaluated on six indexes incl

New research point to pressures driving up home insurance rates

A new report shining a spotlight on the state of Toronto paints a troubling picture of a city in decline, its residents battling a "shocking&q...

Affordability and accessibility are just as important as product innovation if food firms are going to help meets Asia’s nutritional needs, in a region that is still beset by childhood stunting and rising rates of obesity and diabetes.

Affordability and climate are compounding, overlapping crises — and people are struggling with both. Individuals across Canada are tired of making trade-offs because, when it comes to life's necessities — housing, food, transportation and climate — there are none.

Looking for a better quality of life? These European cities score high on affordability, walkability, and overall happiness rankings.

The Alberta Living Wage Network has released its annual report showing Alberta's minimum wage is falling short of a liveable wage in Lethbridge.