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Home building in the NT is forecast to grow
“The outlook for dwelling commencements in the Northern Territory is set to recover in 2024/25 from low levels,” stated HIA Executive Director – Northern Territory, Luis Espinoza.
HIA welcomes ‘Homes for Australia’ budget plan
The Federal Government has today announced an $11.3 billion 'Homes for Australia' package, with a key focus on building more social, community and affordable housing, along with crisis and student accommodation.
Tasmanian government confirms transition period for engineered stone ban
Members may recall that in December 2023 WHS Ministers agreed to ban the use, supply and manufacture of engineered stone from 1 July 2024, however how this would be implemented was unclear.
Engineered stone transition sensible and pragmatic decision (Tas)
“Today’s announcement by the Tasmanian Government of a transition period of six months from the 1 July 2024 effective date for the implementation on the ban of engineered stone, is generally welcomed,” said Stuart Collins, HIA Executive Director Tasmania.