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Thor went to Byron and all he got was this luxury property
YOU might go on holiday to Byron Bay and buy yourself a t-shirt as a memento – actor Chris Hemsworth went to Byron and bought himself a $7m holiday home.
Nicholls asks Office of State Revenue to look at Ipswich case
STATE Treasurer Tim Nicholls has asked the Office of State Revenue to investigate whether there have been any breaches of land tax laws.
Welfare group says negative gearing distorts market
THE Australian Council of Social Service is calling on the Federal Government to address negative gearing issues to improve housing affordability.
Company using bees to avoid paying more tax, says Council
IPSWICH City Council and Springfield Land Corporation are locked in a land tax wrangle over almost $750,000.
Master Builders backs council planning regulation reform
MASTER BUILDERS has backed part of the Housing Industry Association’s report arguing against changes to negative gearing.
Report finds negative gearing changes a ‘retrograde step’
A HOUSING industry report has found changes to negative gearing tax breaks would increase rent, erode housing affordability and slow residential investment.
Baker’s dozen: 13 tips for people wanting to buy first home
WHEN interest rates are low, house prices usually rise and first home buyers can feel shut out of the market.
Byron Bay apartment sells for record $5 million
FEDERAL Budget cuts and local job losses have made no dent in the aspirations of the elite Byron Bay seachange set.
Senate called to act on tax breaks and negative gearing
A SENATE inquiry will be urged to recommend dumping tax breaks for housing investors and make wide-ranging reforms to negative gearing.
Surge in home building not enough to cover housing shortage
WHILE building activity is strong, it is still not enough to meet Australia’s housing needs, a key residential housing report has found.
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