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Tory plans to remove foreign nationals’ right to social housing slammed

Around 230,000 homes would become available under the controversial proposal unveiled by the Conservatives

Evening Standard · Aug 7

Inquiry hears of factionalism, funds and a fugitive

Calls about illicit political donations, covert texts and sham invoices for tens of thousands of dollars have been aired at an inquiry, with more to come.

AAP · Aug 6

In 2025, CBP agents entered Leo Feler’s Chicago property without a warrant; in 2026, he sued the US government over about $30,000 in damage

A Chicago homeowner has sued the US government, alleging Customs and Border Protection officers entered his property without a warrant during an immigration operation in 2025. The lawsuit claims officers damaged his home, ignored requests to leave and violated his constitutional rights. The Department of Homeland Security says its officers…

The Times of India · Aug 6

Property listings giant defies house price slump

Shifting sands mean Australia's biggest property website can't afford to sit on its laurels even as it proclaims a better-than-expected year.

AAP · Aug 6

Morning Mail: First home buyers’ scheme twist; explosive drone scare at German airport; butterflies on the move

Homes bought under 5% deposit scheme turned into investments; drone carrying explosives found in Leipzig

The Guardian - AU · Aug 5

Nearly 1,500 properties bought using first home buyers’ 5% deposit scheme converted into investments

New data shows the federal government scheme has been used by high-income borrowers, including one couple earning an annual $674,000

The Guardian - AU · Aug 5

Renovations Boom As the Housing Market Stalls

Thinking about remodeling? Here's how to pick the right project and nab the best price.

Kiplinger · Aug 5

Homes in Australia are now cheaper – why can’t the government sell this good news story?

Ministers love to claim credit for things like cheaper petrol and cheaper pharmaceuticals – why not cheaper housing?

The Guardian - AU · Aug 5

Poor financial habits, high debt fuel mortgage rejections

Homebuyers are increasingly being rejected for mortgages not because they lack income, but because poor financial habits and high household debt are making it harder to qualify for housing loans, according to Government Housing (GH) Bank.

Bangkok Post · Aug 4

Rival plan to close Labor's 'widow tax' loophole sooner

Australians who inherit an investment property from their partner won't lose their access to negative gearing, draft laws revealed by the treasurer confirm.

AAP · Aug 4