Development outrage
ASIC confirms Perth raids over Nicheliving investigation
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has confirmed it has conducted several raids across two states as the watchdog continues its investigation into embattled builder Nicheliving.
- Michael Philipps
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- Trump's White House
Help! Trump’s ballroom blitz is turning me into a NIMBY
In Washington, it turns out you can just demolish the White House at will.
- Michael Koziol
Why a Sydney council banished ‘troll bar’ from under the Harbour Bridge
Should trolls be allowed to roam under the Sydney Harbour Bridge? That’s the question at the centre of a planning row involving North Sydney Council, heritage groups and a determined publican.
- David Barwell
Helicopter landing site riles locals in this prized coastal area
Should a helicopter be allowed to land near a sensitive marine environment? Residents said no. A tribunal disagreed.
- Benjamin Preiss
- Investigation
- Investigation
‘Reckless and cavalier’: The inner west dream home facing the wrecking ball
Sydney plumber Rabi Malass says his local council had made a compelling case for the demolition of the opulent home as he fights the order in court.
- Carrie Fellner
- Investigation
- Investigation
Fury as Sydneysiders build their mansions, then ‘ask forgiveness later’
Some home renovators are sparking battles on multiple fronts, infuriating neighbours, forcing councils to dispatch compliance teams and unleashing court skirmishes.
- Carrie Fellner
Joondalup Resort forms new northern front in Perth density debate
Planners welcomed a major residential development as appropriate for the area’s “desired future” character. Others are worried about the current character.
- Emma Young
Why residents and police have joined forces to stop a McDonald’s at Redfern
Locals have labelled the proposal a “poison and blemish on the map”. Police are worried about a spike in crime and e-bike thefts.
- Jessica McSweeney
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- Development
Claims Meriton’s $100m Sydney mega development has $123m worth of defects
Meriton is facing its largest ever claim for defects in a case it blasted as “preposterous”.
- Carrie Fellner
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- Shoddy Sydney
Shoddy Sydney
Defects cost Sydney’s homeowners and taxpayers $700m annually. How did we get here and what is being done about it?
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