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Planning officers had said that a front porch was normally built to provide extra protection to front entrances into people's homes and should not be stand out more than 2 metres from the main property itself

While councillors admitted the plans were 'not perfect', they gave the green light anyway

The Newcastle group has switched to a franchise-led model for its estate agency network

A couple were awarded $2.7 million after a court ruled they bought a home that was obtained by fraud but the Queensland government denies it is liable to pay.

Banking sector representatives have warned of an affordability gap for first-time home buyers.

Greens leader Adam Bandt says rents are rising six times faster than wages. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

The delay in the establishment of the new government may lead to a lack of confidence among financial institutions, which in turn could impact the consideration and approval of home loans, according to SET-listed developer L.P.N. Development.

Construction industry bodies are warning thousands of workers will be needed to meet demand across the state.

Lawyers for the state have lodged an appeal against a monetary order made earlier this year, arguing the judge who approved the $2.7 million payout got it wrong.

As Canada grapples with an ongoing housing crisis, the need for more housing — particularly in cities — is becoming increasingly apparent. To effectively address this challenge, Canada needs to focus on constructing more multi-unit residential buildings, like apartments and condominiums.

Roberts said Congress has no business interfering in Supreme Court ethics