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Policy backflip applauded by property and development groups but some doubt it will have significant effect on prices

A man has been seriously injured after an alleged crash with a moped driver led to a fight on the streets o...

One of 2024’s major openings occupies a one-of-a-kind former laneway space – and it has a star Donna Chang and Same Same chef in the kitchen.

The annual awards program honours and celebrates outstanding projects by Brisbane architects, spanning multiple sectors including education, commercial, heritage and residential design.

Late last year, to the alarm of many, a 12-storey apartment block in North Melbourne, built just five years prior, was approved for demolition. Just one example of the average 100,000 buildings that get approved for demolition in Australia each year, it demonstrates what can happen when a short-sighted approach to the urban planning of our cities takes hold — the proliferation of low-grade buildings with short lifespans.

A brief look at the history of temple going in French Polynesia and Australia and how local Church members are reacting to news of more temples.

Greens MP Amy MacMahon is lucky to be alive as she returned to work about two months after a serious car cr...

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