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Australia's housing shortage: Is the construction industry up to the challenge? - Vimarsana News

Australia's housing shortage: Is the construction industry up to the challenge?

The government has raised its home building target in an effort to tackle the country’s once-in-a-generation housing crisis. Can the industry get there?

Source: afr.com
National Cabinet touts 'better deal' for renters - Vimarsana News

National Cabinet touts 'better deal' for renters

The National Cabinet has agreed to implement a cap on rental increases in a bid to support renters' rights.  

National Cabinet's new housing plan could fix our rental crisis and save renters billions - Vimarsana News

National Cabinet's new housing plan could fix our rental crisis and save renters billions

Grattan Institute calculations suggest that the 200,000 homes the state and territory leaders have agreed to build over five years will result in billions in savings for renters.

Australia news LIVE: Matildas Women's World Cup heartbreak fallout continues; Anthony Albanese speaks at Labor national conference; Australia unemployment rate rises - Vimarsana News

Australia news LIVE: Matildas Women's World Cup heartbreak fallout continues; Anthony Albanese speaks at Labor national conference; Australia unemployment rate rises

Rents could be up to 8 per cent lower under the government’s housing plan, Anthony Albanese pitched Labor as a long-term governing force and the Voice to parliament debate continues.

Government to build 1.2 million homes over five years - Vimarsana News

Government to build 1.2 million homes over five years

Housing supply the answer to the rental crisis, REBAA says