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| | | ... inflation." The largest contributor to the annual movement was food and non-alcoholic beverages, up 2.9%. This was followed by housing, up 2%, and alcohol and tobacco, up 5.9%. |
| | | | Grattan Institute housing and economic security program director Brendan Coates has slammed the government's superannuation tax concessions, reinforcing his view that the super system is no longer being used to fund retirements. "The concessions available ... |
| | | | ... yesterday. "We don't own businesses where the external environment can matter... that would include businesses with a housing cycle, trade and tariffs, and politics. "And we don't want to be in what I call the sharp end of change. Change is always exciting ... |
| | | | ... government last year, which requires it to consider Australia's national priorities - increasing the supply of residential housing, supporting the energy transition, and delivering improved infrastructure located in Australia - in its investment ... |
| | | | ... has provided an undisclosed sum to Heitman for investment in alternative property types, including self-storage, student housing, residential and aged care. Since 2017 HESTA has had a mandate with Heitman through its US core investment strategy, which ... |
| | | | ... that we can make, because there is substantial agreement on so many of the key priorities: driving faster approvals for housing, energy, and infrastructure projects, while ensuring sustainability; making it easier for Australian innovators to commercialise ... |
| | | | ... board. Also an AOM recipient, current Chief Executive Women president Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz is also chair of the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council (NHSAC). She is a non-executive director at Macquarie Group and Rio Tinto. Between 2012 and ... |
| | | | ... the super tax, labelling it as "concessional" while bolstering things like Medicare, cost-of-living relief and easing housing problems. Last month, Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg condemned the bill, claiming that it won't impact politicians with specific ... |
| | | | ... society. "When tax loopholes are closed for the wealthiest, there will be more money in the budget for healthcare, affordable housing, action on climate change and ending poverty." |
| | | | ... BlackRock's new head of fixed-income and credit product strategy has returned to funds management after taking on key roles at Housing Australia, New South Wales Treasury, and TCorp. Katherine Palmer brings over 12 years of government balance sheet ... |
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