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Australia’s subsidised aged care services now help around 1.5 million older people to receive care and support. Taxpayers contributed A$28 billion to the various programs in 2022-23. And yet the system is governed by an act that was first passed in 1997.
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The sculptural elements, particularly the application of Corian®, played a pivotal role in conveying the design narrative.
The program features expert presentations on the latest in active moisture monitoring technology, Passivhaus construction, and the new face of industrial buildings in wood.
With Perth facing a major housing supply crisis, a new property development company has been launched specifically targeting urban infill development across the city’s residential and commercial markets.
Let’s explore the sustainability features that make Turner Hastings fireclay sinks a responsible and stylish choice for environmentally conscious homeowners.
Using a brick tile was an obvious choice for the tower for its robust qualities and minimal maintenance, given it’s a build-to-rent development, but also to speak to, and honour, the heritage brick podium.
A Hawkesbury Council meeting last week saw a number of local members oppose the Western Sydney Planning Partnership’s (WSPP) affordable housing strategy in its entirety, claiming that it does not provide adequate affordable housing lots across the region.
The Sebel Martin Place has officially opened following an extensive refurbishing period, with Stack Studio lending its expertise to craft a historic yet cosmopolitan interior that draws on the vibrance of its locale.
The University of Notre Dame’s Laura Eden is the winner of the NATSPEC 2023 Student Prize, with her ‘Kayak Store On The Swan River’ submission winning over the judges for its “depth of research and clarity of application”.
Housing is fundamental to every Australian’s health, wellbeing, security, and sense of community – so it’s critical and urgent that all parts of the complex, interconnected property sector tackle the housing problem fast.
In Australia’s race to net zero emissions, nuclear power has surged back into the news. Opposition leader Peter Dutton argues nuclear is “the only feasible and proven technology” for cutting emissions. Energy Minister Chris Bowen insists Mr Dutton is promoting “the most expensive form of energy”.
In this article we explore water usage, water saving measures, and why it matters with evaporative coolers, also known as adiabatic cooling.
