Charter Hall makes capital play with $363m purchase
The property powerhouse has dived into the Canberra office market as companies take renewed interest in the national capital.
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Interest rate hikes have stalled momentum in the housing market, with new house sales plummeting 15.7 per cent in the three months to the end of September.
Charter Hall makes capital play with $363m purchase
The property powerhouse has dived into the Canberra office market as companies take renewed interest in the national capital.
TV legend Westacott dies after falling in Sydney Harbour
Former Nine news boss John Westacott has been identified as the 72-year-old who died after falling off a boat near Nielsen Park in Sydney’s Vaucluse.
Tabcorp in $33m Dabble deal
The wagering company has confirmed it will take a stake in the social betting business in a transaction first flagged by The Australian last week.
Homeless cancer patient’s scary encounter with ‘deranged man’
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Tunnels and public plazas’: how to save Surfers Paradise
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Emily Jade O’Keeffe’s surprise new role
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‘Covered in blood’: Police reveal what happened on Coast street
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‘Shattered’: Why Coast mega developments failed to get built
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