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May

Macquarie Park is home to a number of data centres, which use significant amounts of water a day to keep cool.

Sydney data centre ban ‘risks driving investment offshore’

The decision to prohibit new data centres at Macquarie Park is the latest flashpoint as governments and regulators try to manage the sector’s runaway growth.

Stockland goes shopping for partners in $1.2b malls fund

The malls fund is the latest initiative by Stockland boss Tarun Gupta to bring on board major investors to drive the expansion of Stockland’s portfolio.

A portrait of Tabcorp CEO Gillon McLachlan standing in front of Tabcorp betting machines ahead of his move to pull all betting machines from pubs.

Tabcorp unleashes promotions, but turns off commissions for 1300 pubs

The wagering giant’s chief Gillon McLachlan told publicans the company had “some serious structural challenges … but it’s not just us that needs a change”.

New homeowners John Le and Annabelle Camer in their Rosebery apartment. The couple are looking forward to making the most of their street facing balcony.

What’s a balcony worth? In Sydney, apparently $360k

New data shows home buyers on the east coast are forking out eye-watering sums for a balcony. In Perth, not so much.

Tabcorp goes to war with pubs, wants to stop paying them fees

The betting giant has proposed the most significant change to its arrangement with hotels in decades, and wants to stop paying fees in exchange for upgrades.

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Office attendance by Sydney’s private sector workers has effectively returned to pre-COVID levels while public servants remain resistant.

Return to office momentum may have peaked: Barrenjoey

Analysts say the full-time return to the office has potentially hit a hard ceiling with attendance stalling at around 75 per cent of pre-COVID levels.

While One Global Capital has made render images of its vision to redevelop 641-655 and 655A Pacific Highway into two residential towers, the site owners want the company to stop associating itself with the site.  

Developer accused of spruiking Sydney site that isn’t his to build

Apartment owners in an affluent Sydney suburb are threatening to sue Iwan Sunito over alleged representations of having development rights to their homes.

The developer of the Sirius Building is reportedly on the brink of collapse due to Sirius apartments not selling.

Luxury developer behind Sirius rebuild overwhelmed by debts

Lenders are chasing millions from the builder behind the controversial Sydney redevelopment, where 20 apartments including the penthouse remain unsold.

NSW Premier Chris Minns, seen in an in-camera multiple exposure image at the Inner West Council Works Depot, has previously conceded NSW will miss its housing targets.

The slowest development approver in NSW will probably surprise you

The state is behind on housing, as nearly half of councils are set to approve less than 50 per cent of the homes required, including Chris Minns’ backyard.

Liquidators have been appointed for Iwan Sunito’s person vehicle that holds most of his Crown Group stake.

‘Invest like a billionaire’: Sunito’s cash dash to save Crown fortune

Crown Group co-founder Iwan Sunito is raising capital in his native Indonesia as his personal vehicle, which holds a substantial portion of his wealth, goes insolvent.

Conquest seizes 800-home Sydney site from Crown Group’s collapse

Conquest snaps up Crown Group’s flagship site in Sydney’s southeast for $75 million amid forced distressed sales reshaping Sydney’s development landscape.

Dairy farmland is expected to be hit with writedowns amid falling commodity prices and slowing foreign investment.

The few types of farming land holding ground while others slide

Agricultural fund manager Garry Edwards expects all but the very best farmland to face declining values in 2025 amid slowing profitability.

Bronte trophy home fetches $23.5m in record-setting auction

Several sales records were broken across the country this week as rich buyers grow more confident following the federal election.

Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce has revealed he has prostate cancer.

Barnaby Joyce reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

The Nationals MP says he is confident of a recovery due to an early diagnosis; 12 electorates remain on a knife edge including Melbourne. How the day unfolded.

How to tune in on election night, and everything else you need to know

Here’s the rundown on how to tune in on election night, the final polls, and who the newspapers have endorsed.

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April

Fifth time’s the charm? Party leader Suellen Wrightson will be running for a spot in federal government for the fifth time this Saturday.

Who is the woman fronting Clive Palmer’s viral campaign blitz?

Clive Palmer has poured millions into making Trumpet of Patriots leader Suellen Wrightson a household face. But little is known about her.

Aftab Bismi, 30, wants to focus on his economic interests over more controversial topics.

Young men are leaning right, but not necessarily to Dutton

Trump swept to power after winning over a new generation of young men. Peter Dutton has his work cut out for him if he hopes to follow the president’s lead.

‘Rebound is here’: Office funds post first positive return in 2 years

Signs of a recovery are emerging for the battered office sector where high interest rates and the popularity of hybrid work have dragged down valuations.

Is your MP spending a fortune on YouTube? Check our interactive

Goldstein candidate Tim Wilson is pouring 17 times more cash into YouTube ads than his rival Zoe Daniel in an online battle for votes.

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This investor prefers hospitals to offices in $28m Hunters Hill buy

April Group has acquired Hunters Hill Private Hospital for $28 million on the basis it will deliver stable rents and rising land values.

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