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Griffith forum highlights housing crisis and possible solutions | The Area News - Vimarsana News

Griffith forum highlights housing crisis and possible solutions | The Area News

Local leaders address the housing crisis at a Griffith forum, showcasing Griffin Green's affordable housing initiative.

Peter Dutton's climate move a 'big mistake' - Vimarsana News

Peter Dutton's climate move a 'big mistake'

A promise to ditch Australia's legally binding climate targets won't impact the nation's commitment to the Paris Agreement,...

Gina Rinehart reveals how Australia should tackle the housing crisis - Vimarsana News

Gina Rinehart reveals how Australia should tackle the housing crisis

Ms Rinehart has some advice for the government after already slamming the $300 electricity rebate which will be given to every household regardless of wealth.

Lifeboat rescue craft aborted in cruise ship rescue off Sydney - Vimarsana News

Lifeboat rescue craft aborted in cruise ship rescue off Sydney

Qantas settlement a quick win for consumers says ACCC; dozens of rescue craft are off Bondi after a male passenger fell overboard; Al Jazeera told to get out of Israel. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Housing affordability crisis to worsen in "unhealthy" market - Vimarsana News

Housing affordability crisis to worsen in "unhealthy" market

The National Housing Supply and Affordability Council has released their first report, which exposes the depths of the crisis engulfing Australia's housing system. It's found that the government is unlikely to meet its ambitious new homes target. SBS has spoken to experts who say more needs to be done to stimulate construction and protect the most vulnerable.

Source: sbs.com.au