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COVID-19 has hit the construction workforce again, even as material cost pressures stabilised, with large numbers of workers having to isolate.

Australia's construction sector continues to grow in the face of growing price pressures and difficulties in attracting and retaining skilled workers.

Homebuilding approvals across Australia plummeted in January 2022 due to a higher level of absenteeism and a slower ...

Approved residential construction has hit its lowest monthly figure since June 2020, driven largely by a short in units, town houses and apartments.

Groundwater-dwelling animals, known as stygofauna, are poorly understood and difficult to study.

Economist believes it was just another bump in the road, however

The disruptions from Omicron caused a contraction in the construction industry during the summer holidays, reversing the November ...

New home loans hit a record high in the final month of 2021, rising 4. 4 per cent to $32. 8 billion according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). While December’s

More new homes broke ground in the 12 months to September 2021 than in any other period on record, even with a decline in construction activity due to lockdowns in major markets. Looking at the late

The mismatch between supply and demand is growing more evident each day