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Twenty-six Social Security Administration offices across the country are expected to close this year, due to actions taken by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency

Decades ago, homes were affordable. You could work a single job and pay for a modestly nice place to hang your hat. And most families could afford such a home on a single salary, meaning one person could theoretically stay at home and either not work, pursue a passion project,…

Auction home buyers expect issues in exchange for the low price, but a decomposed body inside a newly purchased house isn't something anyone is prepared for.

PLANS to make it easier for social housing tenants to have damp and mould in their homes fixed have been unveiled ...

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People earning $70,000 a year spend more than half of their income (52%) on the national median unit rent

The Greens have heaped a lot of pressure on the government during this term, from issues of the environment, housing, and Medicare, to the war in the Middle East.

A recent RBA interest rate cut has caused a surge in mortgage applications - but not from the group most desperate to get into the market.

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The Australian share market has risen for a third session, but only just after an early rally gave way to a modest uptick by the close of trading.

Other lives: Housing director in York who strove to give council tenants a greater say in decisions about the property in which they live