Governments should stop thinking of the property sector as a cash cow
The property industry has a clear plan for addressing climate change
Australia needs to rethink and modernise its approach to the three tiers of government
Good public policy can deliver tangible benefits to the community
The burden of regulation on businesses needs to be slashed
Australia's cities should be great by design, not by accident
A large, skilled workforce is needed if the property sector's success is to continue
29 Dec 08 - Property Council of Australia Green Cities 09 is your opportunity to join other green building innovators and decision makers to explore new ideas in sustainable developments.
23 Dec 08 - Lino Iacomella WA Treasurer Troy Buswell responds to Property Council's protests over the excessive 2008/2009 Land Tax assesments.
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Stream audio of three former Property Council National Presidents sharing their thoughts on the state of the market and its impact on property.
Australian cities must be exciting, accessible and safe in order to be magnets that attract and leverage capital and talent.
Property bears a disproportionate share of Australia's tax burden.
Australian business struggles under increasing regulation which stifles efficiency and productivity.
The property industry has a clear plan for addressing climate change.
Effective policy is required to deliver community safety, corporate reporting and housing affordability, which is now out of reach for many Australians.
Australia needs to rethink and modernise the Federation.
Properly funded training and a greater emphasis on R&D is required to instil and maintain the skill levels of property professionals.
Each sector of the property industry faces hurdles that undermine productivity and reduce returns on investment.
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Long way to the top: Mark Beattie 16 Dec 2008 Mark Beattie’s journey to the top of Davis Langdon has been long.
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Who's making their move in property?
25 Nov 08 - ACT Division Property Council provides a top 10 list of infrastructure projects to drive economic, employment and population growth for the ACT.
17 Dec 08 - NSW Division Today’s big cuts to infrastructure development levies will boost housing and business construction and save jobs in NSW, according to the Property Council.
31 Oct 08 - NT Division The Property Council has provided its ideas to the Northern Territory Government for a flexible system of planning controls that are prescribed, limited and quantifiable.
11 Dec 08 - QLD Division A land tax hike for Queensland’s property industry will see around 3500 low and middle earners lose their jobs, and business rents rise, says peak property body.
12 Dec 08 - SA Division The Property Council of Australia has joined forces with Land Management Corporation to deliver South Australia's pre-eminent Sustainable Development conference.
16 Dec 08 - TAS Division Tasmanian State Government holds off on any tax increases in its budget update.
09 Dec 08 - VIC Division Victorian budget update halves growth projections and revises surplus to $382 million.
23 Dec 08 - WA Division WA Treasurer Troy Buswell responds to Property Council's protests over the excessive 2008/2009 Land Tax assesments.
12 Dec 08 - SCCA A reminder of the new trading hours rules in place in NSW this year over the Christmas–New Year period.
11 Dec 08 Industrial investment across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane has remained down in 2008 as investors shy away, a LandMark White report says.
12 Dec 08 - Andrew Mihno The Property Council’s submission to the federal government’s root and branch tax review calls for the property tax burden to be slashed.
05 Dec 08 Queensland’s population and industry is still booming, making sustainable development a must.
15 Dec 08 - Property Council of Australia The Property Council has joined forces with the Land Management Corporation to deliver the pre-eminent event on sustainable urban design.
10 Dec 08 A land tax hike for Queensland’s property industry in the state's mini-budget, will see around 3500 low and middle earners lose their jobs.
15 Dec 08 - Lino Iacomella The Property Council informed Troy Buswell about the growing anger in the WA business sector.
12 Dec 08 The Property Council is calling for Infrastructure Australia to ensure the effective and efficient delivery of catalyst infrastructure to secure Australia’s future.
15 Dec 08 - George Inglis Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has announced a massive infrastructure spend on the back of the economic stimulus cash hand outs that landed in bank accounts last week.
10 Dec 08 New report by advisory firm Deloitte highlights opportunities and threats for the housing industry in its annual mortgage report.
11 Dec 08 - Steve Greenwood A cash-strapped Queensland State Government has refused to carry out property valuations this year in Brisbane and the Sunshine and Gold Coasts, a move set to artificially swell government coffers in inflated land tax payments.
12 Dec 08 Senate Economics Committee's report into the statutory definitiion of unconscionable conduct is too superficial, says peak retail body.
12 Dec 08 - Katye Jackett A reminder of the new trading hours rules in place in NSW this year over the Christmas–New Year period.
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