Construction costs pick up pace and hit housing plan
The federal government wants to address the housing crisis with the construction of more than a million homes but its key plan won’t be made easy by data showing building costs are rising.
The federal government wants to address the housing crisis with the construction of more than a million homes but its key plan won’t be made easy by data showing building costs are rising.
After a tumultuous year, takeover target Pacific Smiles has appointed an experienced chief executive to steady the company.
A survey has found people would be more likely to cycle to work if they had a workplace closer to home, and cyclists say employers should do more to encourage them.
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After more than three decades with McGees Property Group Justin Clarke has resigned from the company as two other major commercial agencies in Brisbane announced changes at the top.
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