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Australia’s richest man, Harry Triguboff opens his 19th Australian hotel and fifth in Sydney’s CBD

Meriton Suites, owned by Harry Triguboff and one of Australia’s best-recognised hotel brands has opened the doors to Sydney’s newest hotel – Meriton Suites Sussex Street, Sydney. The opening of the hotel group’s fifth Sydney CBD property continues to strength their brand presence as the…

Jul 24, 2019

GURNER sets Collingwood record with $7.5m and $6.75m penthouse sales in two weeks

Luxury developer GURNERTM has set another Melbourne price record, this time at its New York-inspired Victoria and Vine project where the developer has achieved Collingwood’s highest ever property sale twice within a two week period, transacting a 4-bedroom, 375sqm penthouse with a large terrace for…

Jul 22, 2019

Builders back national agreement on urgent national regulatory reforms

Master Builders welcomes the agreement by State and Territory Building Ministers to work with the Federal Government on a consistent Australia-wide approach to implementation of the Shergold-Weir Report recommendations.

Jul 19, 2019

National agreement to lead to better building standards and regulation

The Property Council of Australia has welcomed today’s (July 18 2019) agreement by Commonwealth, State and Territory building ministers on a national approach to implementation of reforms which will lead to better enforcement and compliance with building standards and regulation.

Jul 18, 2019

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National approach to building reforms an important agreement

“Today’s (July 18 2019) agreement by Building Ministers to establish a national approach to the implementation of the Shergold-Weir Report will assist the building industry, governments and the community to move forward with greater certainty and provides a significant recognition that a nationally consistent approach…

Jul 18, 2019

Incentives to take on more apprentices a boost for builders

“The start of new incentives from 1 July 2019 for builders to take on apprentices and for people to start on a career in building and construction will be a boost for our industry, small business and the economy,” Denita Wawn, CEO of Master Builders…

Jul 17, 2019

Ticking time bomb: fear of potential deaths in infrastructure roll-out

Dial Before You Dig fear potential deaths and injuries as the massive slate of state and national infrastructure projects worth 100s of billions of dollars are rolled out, and is running a national and state-by-state crusade to make underground checking mandatory.

Jul 16, 2019

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New multi-storey carpark and 70 unit nurses accommodation

The Territory Government announced it will build a multi-storey carpark at Alice Springs Hospital.

Jul 9, 2019

Build-to-rent policy faces uphill struggle without tax and regulatory reforms

A UNSW report says that governments need to equalise land taxes and GST treatment if build-to-rent (BtR) apartment blocks are to be feasible in Australia at scale.

Jul 8, 2019