According to reports: Victoria will set new rules for private backyards, and the offenders will face a fine of $2500. The Victorian government will set new rules for the color and size of the private backyard to protect the fruit and vegetable fields, with a maximum fine of $2,500 for offenders. The draft Law on…
According to a leading real estate advertising company, Hong Kong people in China have more inquiries about Melbourne’s East Side real estate than any other country. The REA Group confirmed that Hong Kong people have increased their enquiries and searches for Monash properties. Nerida Conisbee, chief economist at realestate.com.au, said real estate search in Monash…
This week, a total of 1,529 properties in Australia participated in the auction on Saturday, with a preliminary clearance rate of 77%. Compared to last week, 1,615 sets of auctions were reduced by about 100 sets. A total of 1,916 properties were auctioned in the same period last year, resulting in a clearance rate of…
There may be no chimneys that can be seen, but whenever we set up a poorly designed structure or use energy-intensive solutions to cool, heat and operate inefficient buildings, we push the greenhouse gas emissions curve. In Australia, our built environment currently represents a huge “carbon debt”. Our mission is to reverse this trend. We…
1sustainable development If modernism is created to adapt to the great social, economic and technological changes that have occurred in the late 19th and early 20th centuries due to the rapid development of industrialization and urbanization, postmodernism originated from the criticism of the drawbacks of modernism, so compact. Urban theory originates from human reflection on…
With the support of key independent senator Jacqui Lambie, the cashless welfare card is a step closer to national promotion. A few hours after Prime Minister Morrison told the media that he wanted to implement a nationwide cashless welfare card, Lambie’s support allowed the government’s expanded pilot policy to be passed in the Senate. This…
The industrial and commercial community has urged the federal government to relax restrictions on skilled immigrants to accelerate infrastructure construction without incurring cost overruns. After RBA President Philip Lowe said the government could do more in infrastructure investment, Peter Burn, head of policy at the Australian Industry Group (AIG), said that by accepting more skilled…
The Australian Art Gallery at Federation Square hangs John Bullock’s iconic portrait of Melbourne in the 1950s – Collins Street, 5 pm. This painting from work to the suburbs depicts a city full of people and architecture, but it is monochrome and flat. It has become iconic not only because it captured the consistency of…
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe called for an increase in infrastructure spending across the country, including railroads, bridges and roads, which is directly contrary to Prime Minister Morrison’s views. Morrison said this week that the federal government “has almost reached the top of the number of infrastructure projects that can be carried out…
Former Victorian Liberal Party member of the Federal House of Representatives Sarah Henderson won the party’s by-election, and she will represent the Victorian Liberal Party to fill the vacant Federal Senate seat. The Victorian Senate seat was vacant due to the resignation of former communications minister Mitch Fifield and the appointment of Australia’s permanent ambassador…