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The Housing Industry Association says the sudden appetite for independent assessment of AI data centre proposals is the clearest sign yet that Tasmania's planning reform debate is not being conducted on the merits.
Housing affordability in regional Tasmania has fallen to its lowest level on record, according to the HIA Affordability Report released today.
It has come to our attention that non-compliant materials for the use of concrete underlay have been making their way to some SA building sites.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the Federal Government’s $150 million investment in Australia’s forestry industry, saying secure timber supply is critical to building the homes Australia desperately needs.
The Housing Industry Association says the sudden appetite for independent assessment of AI data centre proposals is the clearest sign yet that Tasmania's planning reform debate is not being conducted on the merits.
Housing affordability in regional Tasmania has fallen to its lowest level on record, according to the HIA Affordability Report released today.
It has come to our attention that non-compliant materials for the use of concrete underlay have been making their way to some SA building sites.
“The HIA Affordability Index deteriorated by 3.1 per cent in the June quarter 2026, putting Australian housing at its least affordable since HIA records began in 1994,” stated HIA Senior Economist Tom Devitt