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BREAKING NEWS: Worst time in seven years to be an unemployed architect
Professionals in the building industry are facing the most competition since 2002 when job hunting, new research reveals today.
Victorian councils trial use nanotechnology to halt graffiti
Cleaning up graffiti is costing Australia an estimated $300 million every year. But Victorian councils could soon be using nanotechnology to prevent graffiti if current trials go well.
Victorians get a lesson in heritage - from the Brumby government
The State of Design festival saw the launch of a new interactive website that aims to help bring architecture closer to the Victorian public.
Macquarie relinquishes control of airports
The Macquarie Group today announced its plan to sell off the rights to Macquarie Airports, amid speculation over the possible sale of Sydney Airport and the potential affect on its expansion plans.
Minister threatens to quit over NT housing scandal
NT indigenous affairs minister, Alison Anderson, is so appalled by the federal government's inability to put its funding into bricks and mortar that she is threatening to quit the Labor Party altogether.
Peddling is an artform for Armstrong
Bad boy of the British art scene, Damien Hirst, has given Lance Armstrong's Tour de France bike a very pretty makeover. Images revealed...