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Hunter development invalid, minister admits bias
The NSW state planning minister's admission of an unlawful land swap has quashed the state's biggest housing project.
School projects culled in funding bungle
Bad budgeting could force more than half of school stimulus projects to be downgraded or scraped altogether.
BREAKING NEWS: Architects hit by pay cuts
New research reveals architects endured more pay cuts than other property professionals during the GFC and uncovers which jobs are currently least secure.
Green house grows public interest
As Sydney's Live Green House opens today, its architect calls for greater interaction between the profession and the public.
Architects risk bankruptcy for BER work
Small firms are risking ruin by signing contracts that leave them exposed to huge financial risk.
Bank bails out stalled Vision tower
A bank loan bailing out the developer of Brisbane's $1 billion Vision tower from debts to the council could see the project crank up again.