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Cost of building home hits scary new high, more builders buckle as construction confidence collapses - Vimarsana News

Cost of building home hits scary new high, more builders buckle as construction confidence collapses

The cost of a new home in Australia has hit a record high as the construction sector remains beset by supply chain issues, staffing shortages and company collapses,

Metricon, ProBuild crisis: Why Australian builders are going broke - Vimarsana News

Metricon, ProBuild crisis: Why Australian builders are going broke

A $730million luxury hotel nicknamed Sydney's 'Ribbon' remains a dust-covered 25-storey eyesore after the company in charge of its construction fell into administration.

Aussie tradie is forced to close his business and go back to university as his business goes broke - Vimarsana News

Aussie tradie is forced to close his business and go back to university as his business goes broke

A tradesman who's been in the business for more than 25 years has made the difficult decision to close for good due to crippling costs.

Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Brown County sales tax - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Brown County sales tax

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A half-percent sales tax that Brown County officials implemented in 2018 is legal even though it doesn't result in a dollar-for-dollar reduction in property taxes, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Brown County sales tax - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Brown County sales tax

A half-percent sales tax that Brown County officials implemented in 2018 is legal even though it doesn't result in a dollar-for-dollar reduction in property taxes, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday.