Australia’s housing price rises faster

The continuous rate cuts led to a 25% surge in online property search, which helped offset the sharp drop in the number of Chinese homebuy enquiries caused by the US-China trade war and Australia’s growing architectural flaws. Nerida Conisbee, chief economist at real estate website realestate.com.au, and real estate market prospects discussed by real estate…

Labour Party veteran is strong in Australia-China scientific cooperation

Senior Labour Senator Kim Carr supported Australia’s cooperation with Chinese researchers and launched a campaign against “Cold War Soldiers”, “anti-China elements” and “hawks in defense and security agencies”. However, what should be done within the Federal Labor Party for Australia? There have also been differences in relations with Beijing. Senator Carr also “deeply concerned” about…

Australian Mortgage Optimal Rule

Aaron Christie-David, co-owner of mortgage brokerage firm Atelier Wealth, points out that everything depends on the lending institution. He said: “People usually think that smaller lenders will charge a higher fee, but in some cases, I found the opposite. Before investing in some loan options in the market, you can be sure Get the best…

Morrison says the Australia-US alliance is the most important achievement of the Liberal Party

Morrison called Australia and the United States’ ANZUS Treaty the “most important single achievement” of the Liberal Party in the government. The agreement was negotiated and signed by the Menzies government in 1951, officially establishing the Australia-US alliance. In an exclusive interview to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Liberal Party, the Prime Minister said…

How to safely build a Melbourne subway tunnel

According to reports from Fairfax Media today, the Labor government will announce a $9 billion grant for the Melbourne Metro Tunnel. In addition, the Labour government has invested 40 million Australian dollars to make the project “ready.” Before the shovel digging the ground, the railway tunnel is facing a series of engineering challenges. According to…

The Australian city rules those things: “Green Belt” cuts: the industry won, the locals and the environment lost

Foreword The drastic cuts in environmental projects and staff in today’s federal budget are not the only “green” cuts that Australians should focus on. The Australian federal government is currently investigating simplified environmental regulations, “green tape” and one-stop shops, which appear to revolutionize the way Australian environmental regulations work. In the end, it has the…