Redevelopments finished in Dalwallinu and Wongan Hills
WA Agricultural Region MLC Darren West representing WA Health Minister Roger Cook, officially opened the Dalwallinu and Wongan Hills health services which have undergone redevelopments.
Retrofit homes to improve energy ratings
Bringing housing stock to a six-star energy rating would lead to a 73 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and significant cuts to electricity bills.
The Retreat, Topia is coming out of the starting blocks early
The second stage of the Meriton group’s The Retreat community neighbouring Sydney Olympic Park is coming out of the starting blocks early on the back of firing sales in the initial stage.
Kinlock primary school site to deliver affordable housing choices
More than 100 new homes on the former Kinlock primary school site in Ferndale will generate and support jobs, during the construction phase of the development, and boost the diversity of affordable housing in the area.
First Home Buyer share reaches five-year high
“The First Home Buyer share of owner occupier mortgage volumes remained high during January 2018,” commented Shane Garrett, HIA Senior Economist.
Next generation of emergency lighting
Gerard Lighting’s evolution of emergency lighting solutions is all about creating a safe and innovative product offering. The new comprehensive range of emergency lighting has been designed to deliver high performance and reliability – featuring the latest technology of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries.
Mortgage borrowing for new homes strong
The latest ABS housing finance data commenced on a positive note with total dwelling commencements up by 0.7 per cent in January.
Restrictive planning & zoning pushing home ownership out of reach
A Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) report confirms that restrictive planning policies are pushing home ownership out of reach.
Southport and Harry
Harry Triguboff, a veteran among Australia’s apartment developers, has had a quiet passion for the Gold Coast since he trundled into town for a curious first visit in the 1960s.
TPP agreement displays free trade spirit as US fires starting gun on potential trade war
“The spirit of free trade seen in the signing of the TPP-11 agreement in Chile was a welcome development albeit under the shadow of the pending new US tariffs on steel and aluminium,” Australian Industry Group Chief Executive, Innes Willox said.
Lighting the way for 3D printing in production
Product designers from Swinburne’s School of Design joined forces with Victorian lighting manufacturer, LimeLite, to create an export ready energy efficient lighting range.
Narelle Warren – leading industry woman
“Don’t be afraid to do things differently. The norm is whatever you want it to be”.