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Victorian home building industry spared further pain
“Today’s Victorian government budget, despite being promoted as “Helping Families” does little to help many families with their most significant challenge, which is to get into a home” said HIA Victoria Executive Director Keith Ryan today.
No transition period for engineered stone in Queensland
In December 2023, Australian governments announced that they would implement a ban on the supply, installation and use of engineered stone bench top product from 1 July 2024.
Government abandons engineered stone transition, creates more pain for home buyers and builders
Builders, fabricators, installers and home-owners will all suffer from the Queensland Government’s decision to skip out on a transition period for engineered stone bench tops.
Housing Industry Association welcomes investment in social housing
HIA welcomes the Cook Government’s announcement this morning to invest $840 million into the housing industry with a focus on social and affordable housing.