Following a three-month external review, the NSW government found there was no basis to proceed with misconduct proceedings against John Minns.
'We saved for this': Young couple crack housing dream
Meatworkers Jordan Cullinane, 23, and Remi Krahenbring, 25, knew they didn't want to be paying off someone else's mortgage, so they put their heads down and started saving.
Photo shows A man and a woman smile at the camera. They are holding a small girl.The government is under pressure to fund and build more social housing
Some in the community housing sector say the application process to build tens of thousands of social and affordable homes is too expensive.
Has Video Duration: 7 minutes 26 seconds.Rebecca is living in a hotel with five kids while they wait for social housing
There's pressure on the government to fund and build more social and affordable housing, with one insider describing the shortage as "extremely severe".
Photo shows Woman putting bread into a toaster in a small kitchen.A new town centre in London promises to build 3,000 homes. It's being partly funded by everyday Australians' super
Australia's biggest super fund has invested millions of dollars into a London development, which will deliver homes, workspaces and a retail precinct in London at the same time Australia's housing crisis is in full swing.
Photo shows An image of Canada Water's bright red boardwalk along the water, with the development in the background.No longer an affordable option for sea and tree changes, planners say regional NSW needs to build up
Urban planners are calling on regional towns to embrace density and learn to love multi-storey developments.
Photo shows scaffolding around building next to crane'Stop penalising buyers': Inquiry to suggest it should be easier to get a home loan
First home buyers should be able to borrow more money to get a home loan, according to a federal inquiry into home lending, which is expected to recommend the government ease restrictions on how much banks can lend out.
Photo shows A drone shot of a new housing estate, with houses stretching as far as the eye can seeReport predicts impact of early interest rate cut on Australian capital city house prices
House prices in Sydney and Melbourne are set to decline further in 2025, while Perth is likely to experience the strongest growth among Australia's capital cities, according to SQM Research's latest Boom and Bust Report.
Photo shows A graphic showing houses and the narrowing gap between the richest and poorest.Home buyers' contracts cancelled as major developer pauses work on housing estate
One of Australia's largest developers says it has paused work on a major housing estate after delays meant some contracts had to be cancelled.
Photo shows Sun setting on large housing development.Businesses are failing at near the highest rate on record
The rate of business failures is now the highest it has been since the COVID-19 pandemic, and it is only set to grow as the cost of doing business squeezes companies from all sides.
Photo shows A "sorry we're closed" sign in the window of a shopfront.Young entrepreneur faces charges for accepting $1.3 million in payments and failing to supply tiny homes
The Victorian consumer watchdog alleges Spencer Porter, 25, accepted $1.3 million to build tiny homes but failed to supply them in a reasonable time.
Photo shows Spencer PorterGold Coast council rejects plans for housing estate on abandoned golf course
The Gold Coast City Council has unanimously rejected plans for a major housing estate at an abandoned golf course, blaming a "knee-jerk" decision from the former Labor government for the controversial proposal.
Photo shows An aerial image showing the boundary of suburban homes and a disused golf course.Councils to be stripped of power to block certain new residential developments in NSW
Premier Chris Minns says a new Housing Development Authority will make it easier to "build the homes we need" as the state trails behind less than six months into a national race to deliver more homes.
Photo shows An artist's impression of a mid-rise apartment block, with dark coloured brick, greenery, a footpath and happy neighbours.Things were about to go horribly wrong with a house build. But no-one seemed to be listening
A GJ Gardner Homes franchisee may have been trading while insolvent since early 2020. Then came more than 1,000 pages of complaint data about poor and defective works — but it was still able to sign up new customers for four years.
Photo shows A finger pressed into the gap under a wall where the foundation has crumbled.Three Nicheliving companies in administration, weeks after deal to strip group of its building registration
Troubled Perth home builder Nicheliving enters administration, almost a month after it struck a deal with the state government which stripped the company of its building registration.
Photo shows Nicheliving workers gathered for a meeting in East Victoria ParkAustralia's housing crisis remains trapped in large, empty homes
Australia doesn't have enough houses. But there's a hidden capacity in the market which, in theory, could help solve that problem — and it could start with your spare bedroom.
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Photo shows A bald man in a blue shirt and sweater sits at a drum kit.'A real solution to the housing crisis': Council car parks in Sydney to become affordable housing
The Inner West Council has a plan to turn four of its council car parks into 200 affordable homes for essential workers. Experts say there is a desperate need for homes to house key workers who can't afford to live where they work but such projects are not a quick fix.
Photo shows Brown and white apartment block on left side, with aerial view of car park with a few cars and trees.As Perth leans more on apartment blocks for its booming population, these buyers have been left in limbo
The WA government is trying to entice more people to buy off-the-plan apartments but some buyers, caught in a dispute with an embattled builder, wonder whether there are enough guardrails in place.
Photo shows A graphic featuring apartments under constructionHow mega projects in Melbourne could impact Victoria's regional housing growth
Builders in Ballarat say the lure of more work and money in Melbourne is taking away the vital workforce needed to meet the government's ambitious regional 2051 housing targets.
Photo shows An aerial shot of a big construction site, with cement trucks, utes, bollards, workers and portable office buildings.House prices have risen again, but there are signs of 'erring towards a buyer's market'
Although national property prices increased again in October, the latest CoreLogic data suggests the housing market is cooling ahead of forecasted interest rate cuts early next year.
Photo shows A yellow open home flag attached to a yellow for sale sign outside an apartment complex.'Cash cows milked by the system': International students on the front line of housing crisis
Students coming into the country from overseas struggle to access accommodation, especially without rental and employment history, but housing developments near campuses have faced opposition from some councils and colleges, including Sydney's prestigious acting school NIDA.
Photo shows A man sits on a couch holding a ball for his large dog.