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Weak level of new housing completions in 2024, 2025 and 2026 will reverberate through the country’s economy and communities, economists warn.

The Work at Height Regulations save lives and are hugely popular in the construction sector. But will moves to ‘sunset’ all EU laws dilute – or even

Ko gives you a chance to co-own a $4M luxury holiday home at Mermaid Beach or Pelican Waters now, for $400-$500k. Re-sell at your discretion.

But Treasurer Jim Chalmers, again hinting at a $3 million balance cap, denied unions and industry funds had an outsized influence over the proposed reforms.

Dominic Perrottet says first home buyers can choose to pay an annual fee as they move up the property ladder; Jim Chalmers defends industry fund boards; Lidia Thorpe clashes with police at Mardi Gras. Follow updates here.

Both the Liberal-National Coalition and the Greens have opposed the Albanese government’s $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund, with the ...

Selecting a trader you can trust can be a fraught business. Below we shine the spotlight of excellence on a trio of traders who have built up a…

TRIBUTES have been paid to one of Hexhams most prominent businesswomen who has died aged 74.

How do you expect contractors to sort out an issue with people that want to kill them, asks Roy Mnisi of Master Builders SA.

Master Builders Australia has released its latest building and construction industry forecasts to 2026-27, which shows the nation is falling […]