Westpac Bank Amends Loan Policy

Following Tuesday’s victory over ASIC, the court rejected regulators’ irresponsible loan allegations, and Westpac announced a series of reforms to its home loan policy. The updated guidelines are scheduled to take effect on August 20, not only primarily, but also related brands: St George, Bank of Melbourne and Bank SA. Perhaps most notably, Westpac will…

Sponge Column: The Origin of Sponge City and Management Practice (2)

Practical practices in guarding water resources The basic strategy for achieving sustainable environmental resource management is to protect water resources, which has been the core objective of the US Army Corps of Engineers for environmental safety over the past 30 years. Based on this, “promoting water cycle health and strengthening water storage mechanism” has become…

Sponge Column: The Origin of Sponge City and Management Practice (1)

What is a sponge city? The construction of the sponge city is regarded as an important measure to enhance the city’s flood control capacity. Its practice is to effectively control the rainwater absorption, storage and slow release of rainwater through infrastructure, roads and green space through strengthening urban planning and management. run-off. The construction of…

Melbourne tram drivers have to strike

Later this month, commuters may experience cancellations and delays in trams. Drivers who seek better pay, will refuse to work overtime and refuse to work on rest days. About 1,500 Yarra Trams drivers and customer service staff voted on August 26 (Monday) to launch the work ban in an effort to achieve a 6% annual…

Victorian Liberal Party refunds $300,000 in fundraising

Due to security concerns about the winning bidder, the Victorian Liberal Party was forced to return more than $300,000 from the fundraising auction, including money raised with the Malcolm Turnbull, Julie Bishop and Matthew Guy dinner auctions. The auction, which was attended by the then Prime Minister, Foreign Minister and Victorian Opposition Leaders, was brought…

The expansion of Sydney’s Melbourne suburbs is officially over! The government faces new challenges in upgrading services

Infrastructure Australia announced that the expansion of the East Coast suburbs has ended and warned that the biggest challenge for the government will be to provide adequate inland services to cope with the growing population. Romilly Madew, the chief executive of the infrastructure regulator, said, “The 70-year leading trend in our urban fringe has ended.”…