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Craig Jennion
Executive Director
Hunter
Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2026-2027 Federal Budget tonight which was couched as his most transformative budget since the ALP came to government in 2022.
The Federal Budget will make Australia’s housing shortage worse by reducing the supply of new homes at a time when the country is already struggling to house a growing population.
“The Housing Industry Association (HIA) welcomes today’s Federal Budget announcement of a half a billion dollar investment to modernise environmental approvals that will help deliver a faster, technology enabled and fit for purpose system that supports urgently needed housing supply,” said HIA Managing Director, Jocelyn Martin.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the news that the 2026/27 Federal Budget will invest an additional $2 billion over four years to fund critical infrastructure, which will support the construction of up to 65,000 new homes.
2025 was a year that HIA continued to advocate on behalf of members locally.
There’s no better time than now to employ an apprentice and help them build the foundation for a long and...
Hear from industry experts as they share their insights.
Keep up to date with the NCC's evolving changes in your state. Visit our hub for the latest resources, adoption dates, key regulatory updates and how HIA is pushing for change at a government level.
Hear from the HIA Economist team, as they explore housing conditions across the Gold Coast and Queensland, for 2026 and beyond.
Join us at the Grafton Trade Night to hear housing insights from Clarence Valley Council, discover new products, network with peers and earn 2 CPD points.
Australia’s residential construction sector is facing intense pressure - tight margins, labour shortages, complex compliance, and rising customer expectations. AI is no longer emerging technology; it’s becoming a competitive necessity.
Join us to connect, celebrate women in construction, build networks and support growth across the industry.
HIA Awards provide home builders and designers the opportunity to receive recognition, and showcase their work to the broader industry. Winners and finalists not only receive extensive media promotion for their business, they also get the opportunity to promote themselves as an industry leader.
Winner: Butler Building
Winner: MARS Building
Winner: Stroud Homes Central Coast
Learning a new skill or adding to your existing knowledge is the best way to advance your career and help reignite your passion for getting up in the morning and doing a job that you love. It's not just about what you can learn but also how you can use your new found knowledge to reach the next step in where you want your career to go.
Gain an understanding of AS/NZS 3500.3 in relation to catchment, eaves, downpipes, eaves and box gutters.
Gain an understanding of Energy Efficiency requirements, including new standards and requirements coming in Victoria, in 2027.
Learn about the essential details of the NCC 2025 changes to condensation mitigation.
Gain a basic awareness of asbestos - where it may be found; its health hazards; and the safety control measures that should be applied to prevent exposure of workers and others.
HIA’s experienced Building and planning services team can help you navigate residential building legislation and keep your project on track.
Most new homes and renovations to existing homes require a development approval (DA) before they can be built. A DA will normally be granted by the local council.
We have been helping businesses like yours for over a decade by offering safety checks and site-specific safety systems designed to meet current workplace health and safety requirements.
HIA’s expert workplace advisors can offer you bespoke support to help you navigate the maze of compliance in the building industry.
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Steel River Estate
Mayfield West NSW 2304
✆ 1300 650 620 or 02 4014 2000
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Hunter
17 Murray Dwyer Circuit, Steel River Estate, Mayfield West NSW 2304