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‘Frustratingly depressing’: What is the root cause of our housing crisis?

‘Frustratingly depressing’: What is the root cause of our housing crisis?

Readers offer up ideas on how to fix the country’s housing problems, with many suggesting it’s time to put a lid on population and urban sprawl.

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The four fixes Anthony Albanese wants for the housing crisis

The four fixes Anthony Albanese wants for the housing crisis

The prime minister is confident of securing pledges from state premiers to tackle what he sees as the key obstacles to new housing projects.

  • by David Crowe
Matildas pave a path to greatness for the future

Matildas pave a path to greatness for the future

The Matildas are not only moving forward in the World Cup, they are inspiring a generation of young people along the way.

Labor leaders aiming for national plan to boost renters’ rights

Labor leaders aiming for national plan to boost renters’ rights

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is seeking the deal at a national cabinet meeting in Brisbane next week while also negotiating new commitments on planning laws to add 1 million homes across the country.

  • by David Crowe
Perth’s rental vacancies still below 1 per cent as crunch attracts east coast investors

Perth’s rental vacancies still below 1 per cent as crunch attracts east coast investors

The industry hopes the vacancy rate’s inch upwards by a tiny fraction signals that the tide is finally turning for Perth’s sustained and painful rental crisis.

  • by Sarah Brookes
The plan to add thousands of affordable apartments in Sydney’s inner west
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The plan to add thousands of affordable apartments in Sydney’s inner west

A pilot project in Marrickville, by award-winning architects, will provide dozens of homes at well below market rates.

  • by Julie Power
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‘Almost at the edge’: What life’s like in Melbourne’s most mortgaged suburb

‘Almost at the edge’: What life’s like in Melbourne’s most mortgaged suburb

Seventy-two per cent of properties are mortgaged and after 12 interest rate rises, homeowners say they’re struggling to make ends meet.

  • by Jim Malo
Minns government on cusp of rewriting Sydney housing density reforms

Minns government on cusp of rewriting Sydney housing density reforms

The NSW premier’s plans to let developers build higher and denser, in return for affordable and social housing, have been branded “impractical and unfeasible”.

  • by Max Maddison and Michael McGowan
Housing stoush reignites as $10 billion fund returns to parliament

Housing stoush reignites as $10 billion fund returns to parliament

The Albanese government’s threat to hold an early election over its signature $10 billion housing policy will draw a step closer when the laws return to parliament on Wednesday.

  • by James Massola
More land for housing to be released at Hamilton Northshore

More land for housing to be released at Hamilton Northshore

The Queensland government will free up almost 50,000 square metres of near-riverside land at Hamilton for new homes, some of which for social and affordable housing.

  • by Cameron Atfield
Greens put everything on the table in housing stoush

Greens put everything on the table in housing stoush

As the government prepares to reintroduce its $10 billion housing bill unchanged, the Greens’ housing spokesman, Max Chandler-Mather, says he’s ready to negotiate.

  • by Rachel Clun and Natassia Chrysanthos