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Advancing the industry's case in Canberra
It has been a significant week of advocacy for HIA with major engagements across workforce, taxation and migration policy. By bringing members directly into discussions with political leaders and continuing to campaign for practical housing supply solutions, HIA has ensured the concerns and priorities of the residential building industry remain front and centre.
South Australia needs more tradies
This National Tradies Day, HIA is highlighting the urgent need to grow Australia’s skilled trade workforce, calling on governments to elevate trade careers and strengthen apprenticeship attraction and completion.
Builders bring productivity and tax concerns to Canberra
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging policymakers to focus on the factors holding back housing productivity, while warning that proposed changes to the taxation of discretionary trusts risk making it harder for small builders to invest, employ and deliver new homes.
Migration settings will help build more homes
“Today’s announcement by The Minister for Home Affairs, The Hon. Tony Burke MP, provides a balanced, long-term direction for Australia’s migration system, with stable and reliable pathways for the skilled workers the economy needs,” stated HIA Chief Economist Tim Reardon.
Advancing the industry's case in Canberra
It has been a significant week of advocacy for HIA with major engagements across workforce, taxation and migration policy. By bringing members directly into discussions with political leaders and continuing to campaign for practical housing supply solutions, HIA has ensured the concerns and priorities of the residential building industry remain front and centre.
South Australia needs more tradies
This National Tradies Day, HIA is highlighting the urgent need to grow Australia’s skilled trade workforce, calling on governments to elevate trade careers and strengthen apprenticeship attraction and completion.
Builders bring productivity and tax concerns to Canberra
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging policymakers to focus on the factors holding back housing productivity, while warning that proposed changes to the taxation of discretionary trusts risk making it harder for small builders to invest, employ and deliver new homes.
Migration settings will help build more homes
“Today’s announcement by The Minister for Home Affairs, The Hon. Tony Burke MP, provides a balanced, long-term direction for Australia’s migration system, with stable and reliable pathways for the skilled workers the economy needs,” stated HIA Chief Economist Tim Reardon.