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In this week’s briefcase, Elders buys a Victorian livestock and real estate company while Codan invests in US company and the SIKL Laser takeover is completed by Wesfarmers.

Developers who fall foul of proposed new laws in the Australian Capital Territory will be personally liable for defects.

The building industry has told the government it will need 480,000 new workers over the next three years, including Australian apprentices and skilled foreign workers.

Tradespeople taking their vans to Midlands garage say changes to national insurance are a drop in ocean as costs have soared

The Chancellor missed an opportunity in yesterday’s Autumn Statement to deliver  meaningful reforms to stamp duty that could help older homeowners and boost activity across the housing market, according to some property experts.  JLM Mortgage Network group director Sebastian Murphy said he was disappointed that there

Reaction to chancellor of the exchequer Jeremy Hunt’s 2023 autumn statement has been broadly more positive than negative from across the construction industry, judging by comments received.

Larry Lee Book

It’s everyone’s worst nightmare – your boiler breaks, or your roof caves in, and you find you’re not covered by your home insurance policy.

Alan Middleton funded a lavish lifestyle by disappearing without completing work at customers homes, holidaying in Gibraltar with his wife Katie.

Inspired by a wine barrel, The Cellar Door needed a timber look to complete the overall creative concept.