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Opposition leader promised in speech on Thursday to restrict property investment by non-residents

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has conceded only a tiny fraction of property sales in Australia are made by foreign residents, hours after releasing a major new population policy.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton promised to increase the instant asset write-off threshold and make the measure permanent for small business.

Tanya Plibersek ordered investigation after judge accused law firm of ‘subtle coaching’ of Tiwi Island traditional owners during legal challenge

Peter Dutton is linking housing and migration, but refuses to propose any real steps to cut the number of people coming into Australia. Why?

Three A-League players arrested over betting corruption allegations; Police hunting for a man after a mother and baby abducted in Melbourne; Australia's Cameron Smith still in the PGA championship after an audacious underwater shot.

Good morning, everyone. And welcome here to Beveridge. Today we acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet, the Wurundjeri

The production tax credits on critical minerals processing unveiled in the federal budget were the result of months of careful negotiations that started with a meeting in Perth.

Developers warn that cutting immigration would slow home building at a time when it is already at a decade-low pace.

In its potential impact on housing, the opposition leader’s vowed crackdown on migration and foreign property buyers may be less than it seems