Country charm beats commuter chaos as regions expand
Cost-of-living pressures and the housing squeeze are driving Australians further away from the cities, with regional migration continuing at COVID-19 levels.
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Perth’s urgent need for urban infill
Perth’s development industry is grappling with acute challenges as land prices climb to heights not witnessed since the 2007 economic boom.
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Election campaign focuses on fixing housing crisis
The housing crisis is a critical issue impacting on all Western Australians, with cost of living pressures, housing affordability and rising interest rates all taking a toll.
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Perth median unit price matches 2014 record
Perth’s median unit sale price has matched the previous high set in 2014, rising 2.2 per cent over July to $450,000. This is 12.5 per cent higher year on year.
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Past era comes to life with heritage allure
As though it sprang from the pages of a history book or some fantastical fairy tale, this heritage-listed Bassendean mansion embodies the qualities making classic character homes so cherished.
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2025 MG HS: New SUV spied in Australia as launch nears
The new-generation MG HS is launching in Australia soon, initially only with petrol power, and what appears to be a base model has been spied locally.
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Artists, theatre owners confront dire cost-of-living spending slump leaving industry on the brink
With the rising cost of living stretching budgets further than ever, cost-conscious Aussies are cutting back. It’s left one key industry in a battle to survive.
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Right to disconnect laws can boost retention 40 per cent, research finds ahead of new laws
Massive changes to workplace laws kick in August 26, but a long-running survey finds companies already giving staff the “right to disconnect” retain workers for longer.
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‘Falling behind’: Small business risks revenue with old tech, while quarter of Aussies still use cash
A new report has made surprising findings about the use of cash and the number of businesses accepting cash in Australia.
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‘Rocked to our core’: Warning over son’s dark web laced ‘oxycodone’ death
A young Australian tradie felt he had to turn to the dark web for pain medication, but the pills were laced with a deadly unregulated opioid.
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