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Helping Australia Bounce Back – A Plan for Economic Revival
UDIA National has launched an economic revival plan to stimulate economic growth, jobs and wages by boosting housing construction following the economic effects of COVID-19.
The plan positions the industry as central to the nation’s economic prosperity and outlines a series of immediate steps for federal and state governments to take.
LATEST NEWS
UDIA releases Plan for HomeBuilder Mark 2
UDIA National has today unveiled its plan for the extension and redesign of the Government’s HomeBuilder initiative to ensure housing construction remains central to the revival of the nation’s economy...
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2020-21 Federal Pre-Budget Submission
UDIA National has lodged its 2020/21 pre-budget submission with the Commonwealth Government. This important submission focuses on three core themes: Making new residential construction a public policy priority due to...
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More seamless environmental approvals within reach
Major reforms to streamline environmental approvals are within reach following the interim release of the Commonwealth Government’s independent review of the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act. The review...
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New Lending Laws Right for the Times
The new regime to simplify access to credit will ease the pathway to home ownership and support the objective of stimulating housing construction at a time when the economy needs...
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EPBC reforms can fulfil promise of streamlined assessment
Reforms to achieve streamlined environmental assessments for major projects is within reach following release of an independent review into the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act, according to the...
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Housing and Construction Stimulus Package a Plus
The Commonwealth Government’s $25,000 Homebuilder stimulus package for the housing and construction sector will help promote jobs, wages and activity as Australia recovers from the economic effects of COVID-19, according...
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