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Leaked housing policy shows council rules will be able to scuttle projects

Leaked housing policy shows council rules will be able to scuttle projects

As few as one in six apartment projects would qualify for affordable housing bonuses under a draft version of the Minns government’s policy, developers say.

  • by Michael Koziol and Max Maddison

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‘Hollywood-on-Sea’ turns on Cate Blanchett over home renovations

‘Hollywood-on-Sea’ turns on Cate Blanchett over home renovations

The Australian star of Blue Jasmine, Elizabeth and The Lord of The Rings trilogy is building a new house in Mawgan Porth, Cornwall, a popular surfing spot.

  • by Rob Harris
Punish ‘NIMBY’ councils to woo Gen Z voters, Young Liberals urge party

Punish ‘NIMBY’ councils to woo Gen Z voters, Young Liberals urge party

In a sign of a growing generational divide, NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman is facing an internal push for more ambitious housing policies.

  • by Michael McGowan
The man who sold the sprawl: Inside the mind of Nigel Satterley
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The man who sold the sprawl: Inside the mind of Nigel Satterley

There are few West Australian business titans more formidable than veteran developer Nigel Satterley. But there’s more to one of this sprawling city’s founding fathers than some might think.

  • by Jesinta Burton
The 220-kilometre city: Why Western Australia is giving up on infill

The 220-kilometre city: Why Western Australia is giving up on infill

Mining billionaires might have made the state wealthy, but it’s developers’ decades of wheeling and dealing that continue to have the most impact on daily life.

  • by Sarah Brookes, Hamish Hastie and Jesinta Burton
Development approval process in need of a makeover

Development approval process in need of a makeover

Applicants are facing lengthy delays with a wide disparity between councils over the speed with which such applications for renovations and small residential builds are dispatched.

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The Sydney council that takes 288 days to scrutinise development applications

The Sydney council that takes 288 days to scrutinise development applications

Waiting times for local councils to determine development applications has blown out by four weeks in the past year

  • by Andrew Taylor
‘We need money now’: NSW seeks changes to Albanese’s flagship housing package

‘We need money now’: NSW seeks changes to Albanese’s flagship housing package

Just two months after the deal was struck at national cabinet, NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey is asking for more money upfront instead of in five years’ time.

  • by Michael Koziol
Capitals will need millions of homes for 5 million new residents

Capitals will need millions of homes for 5 million new residents

Sydney and Melbourne alone will need to build at least another 1.3 million homes to accommodate an extra 3 million residents over the next 18 years, a new report finds.

  • by Shane Wright
Stalling tough decisions on housing has left a mess of our own making
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Stalling tough decisions on housing has left a mess of our own making

If the Allan government is serious about tackling affordability and maintaining Melbourne’s liveability, it will need to confront some tricky policy reforms.

  • by Josh Gordon
China may meet its growth targets, thanks to last year’s misery

China may meet its growth targets, thanks to last year’s misery

China’s economy is showing modest momentum, but the baggage it will carry into next year and beyond threatens to thwart its ambition of toppling the US as the world’s largest economy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz