Construction
Angus Taylor’s plan for scissor gang to cut red tape
Government regulation and bureaucratic rules are in the Coalition’s sights as part of its plans to boost the national economy.
- Shane Wright
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Kanittha can barely imagine returning to the office. It’s on the 29th floor
Friday’s earthquake emptied Bangkok into the streets and now darkens routines that involve living and working dozens of storeys above ground.
- Damien Cave, Muktita Suhartono and Richard C. Paddock
A ‘signal’ is picked up in the rubble and the call goes out for quiet
It is three days almost to the moment since the under-construction office tower collapsed in Bangkok. But miracles can happen, and the staging area is buzzing.
- Zach Hope and Veena Thoopkrajae
Town waiting for answers after 10 of its men go missing in Bangkok tower collapse
Aye and her brother are holding vigil beside a four-storey mound of rubble in Thailand, hoping to get news for worried families in their home town 1000 kilometres away.
- Zach Hope and Veena Thoopkrajae
Why cake queen Katherine Sabbath ditched inner Sydney for the suburbs
Her first home was the moment she had been waiting for – the icing on the cake after a decade of saving hard for a deposit.
- Jane Rocca
‘This is home’: The beautiful apartment buildings Leah had her heart set on
Some Melbourne home hunters are turning away from mass-produced stock in favour of restrained elegance and generous proportions – on a budget.
- Emily Power
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- Building Bad
Companies on public projects exposed in CFMEU federal police probe
More businesses with ties to bikies and the underworld have been revealed as the gangland corruption scandal deepens.
- Nick McKenzie and Sarah Danckert
A builder got a permit for a slab. He allegedly built three-storey townhouses instead
The Victorian Building Authority has filed criminal charges against a builder accused of ignoring orders to stop work on a townhouse project in Melbourne’s north-west.
- Lachlan Abbott
CFMEU vows to act on organised crime, violence against women at emergency meeting
The union’s national secretary secured landmark support from hundreds of delegates for his push to rid the industry of gangland players.
- Nick McKenzie and Sarah Danckert
- Exclusive
- Industrial relations
‘Cut off the head, the tentacles still in place’: CFMEU veteran lashes corruption clean up
Years ago, Mario Barrios stood up to George Alex. Now he fears things are even worse.
- Nick McKenzie and Sarah Danckert
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