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Proposed Working from Home Legislation
HIA provided feedback on the Victorian Government’s proposals to legislate a right for employees to work from home (WFH).
Statutes Amendment (Building and Construction Industry Review - Penalties) Bill 2025
HIA responded to the Draft Statutes Amendment (Building and Construction Industry Review – Penalties) Bill 2025, which proposes increased penalties and various new offences under the Building Work Contractors Act 1995, Fair Trading Act 1974 and Plumbers, Gas Fitters and Electricians Act 1995.
Draft Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme
HIA provided a submission on the Draft Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme to the Sunshine Coast Council.
Review of Western Australia's home building contract laws
HIA provided a further response to the Review of Western Australia’s home building contract laws. This submission supplements the positions put forward by HIA and its representative members at the industry consultation session on 24 July 2025.
The role of housing in a dynamic and resilient economy
The Productivity Commission’s (PC) Five Pillars of Productivity Inquiries take place against a backdrop of flatlining productivity in Australia, which is only set to erode living standards if not addressed. This HIA submission is in relation to the first pillar of the set of inquiries, titled ‘creating a more dynamic and resilient economy’.
Boosting Australia's Productivity
HIA provided a submission to the Productivity Commission 5 Pillars Interim reports.