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Australia’s 2026 budget brings game-changing reforms for housing and healthcare, including a revamped capital gains tax and new funding initiatives. Major shifts start July 1, 2027, aiming to boost accessibility for all Australians.
Young Australians are voicing their concerns over the upcoming budget, with the Opposition arguing it neglects vital issues like housing and government debt. Are we risking their future?
Tonight’s budget unveils crucial reforms for housing and fuel security, addressing youth housing needs and responding to global energy challenges. Major investments aim to reshape Australia’s future in these key areas.
As the housing crisis deepens, experts are calling on the government to boost home supply in the upcoming budget. Is $2 billion enough to unlock the infrastructure needed for 65,000 homes?
The Australian government is investing in AI to speed up housing approvals, promising to transform the housing market with a $105.9 million initiative in the upcoming federal budget.
Western Australia’s 2026 budget focuses on housing, health, and infrastructure, with a $2.4 billion surplus. Key measures include driver payments, student assistance, and ambitious housing goals to tackle cost-of-living pressures.
A community group in WA is tackling the housing crisis head-on by refurbishing vacant homes and building new modular houses, promising rapid results with local resources.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers reveals that housing accessibility for young Australians is a key focus in upcoming tax reform discussions, including potential changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax.
The government is investing $45 million to accelerate housing and energy projects, aiming to streamline approvals and tackle pressing shortages. A strategic move for economic growth and sustainability.
First-home buyers are leaving the Gold Coast for Melbourne as soaring property prices and failed auctions make homeownership increasingly out of reach in South-East Queensland.
