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Further update on reopening NSW - What you need to know from 11 October
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Victorian government listens - Minimum Financial Requirements on hold
Earlier this year the Victorian government released for public consultation proposed regulations for minimum financial requirements (MFR). The MFR are an important part of the Victorian government’s Buyer Protection reforms which are scheduled to commence on 1 July 2026.
Reduced exposure levels for silica rejected
crystalline silica (RCS) to 0.025 mg/m3 under the model WHS laws has been rejected.
Budget must deliver trades, not just targets
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging the Federal Government to use the upcoming Budget to directly address Australia’s severe shortage of skilled tradespeople and apprentices, warning that housing supply targets will not be met without decisive action.
WA State Budget delivers record housing investment
Today Treasurer Rita Saffioti delivered the 2026/27 budget for the Cook Labor Government in WA.
Budget must deliver trades, not just targets
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) is urging the Federal Government to use the upcoming Budget to directly address Australia’s severe shortage of skilled tradespeople and apprentices, warning that housing supply targets will not be met without decisive action.
Victorian Budget Contains Few Positives for Home Builders
This year’s predictable ‘election focused’ State Budget has missed the opportunity to improve the environment for home building. It contains few positive measures to increase housing supply, address housing affordability and lower the costs facing new home builders.
HIA welcomes grant extensions in NT Budget but calls for stronger skills focus
“The Housing Industry Association (HIA) says the Northern Territory’s 2026–27 Budget maintains key housing incentives but falls short of the investment needed to significantly lift housing supply and address skills shortages in the construction sector,” said Luis Espinoza, HIA Executive Director, Northern Territory.
Victorian budget – Victoria no easier, safer or affordable for business
“The 2026/27 Budget handed down by the Victorian government today once again does not deliver meaningful tax reforms that will increase housing supply, address housing affordability and lower the costs facing home builders,” says HIA Victoria Executive Director, Keith Ryan.