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Northern Territory confirms it will now defer NCC 2025
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The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the Tasmanian Economic Regulator’s decision to rein in TasWater’s proposed increases to headworks charges, saying the final outcome is far better for builders, developers and home buyers than what was originally put forward.
National Housing Supply Council gets the diagnosis right, but misses the mark on solutions
Australia does not suffer from a lack of ideas on housing policy, but from a pattern of choosing policy settings that work against each other, according to the Housing Industry Association.
National Housing Supply Council gets the diagnosis right but misses the mark on solutions
Australia doesn’t have a housing policy problem because we lack ideas. We have a housing policy problem because we keep choosing the wrong ones.