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HIA considers the Draft North Queensland Regional Plan presents an important opportunity to modernise regional planning settings and move towards a more evidence-based, best-practice regulatory framework.
With all 29 Tasmanian councils heading to the polls, the Housing Industry Association is calling on candidates to commit to planning reform. HIA says local government still plays a big part in whether new homes get built, even as the state drives changes to the planning system.
HIA statement to the Public Accounts Committee by Benjamin Price, Executive Director Tasmania.
Just days before property developer licences become mandatory on 1 October 2026, the ACT Government has introduced a Bill to amend the Property Developers Act 2024.
HIA considers the Draft North Queensland Regional Plan presents an important opportunity to modernise regional planning settings and move towards a more evidence-based, best-practice regulatory framework.
With all 29 Tasmanian councils heading to the polls, the Housing Industry Association is calling on candidates to commit to planning reform. HIA says local government still plays a big part in whether new homes get built, even as the state drives changes to the planning system.
HIA statement to the Public Accounts Committee by Benjamin Price, Executive Director Tasmania.
Just days before property developer licences become mandatory on 1 October 2026, the ACT Government has introduced a Bill to amend the Property Developers Act 2024.