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- The Stephensons believe they are the only Australian family living in an old prison
Mel and James Stephenson turn a 150-year-old, heritage-listed prison in South Australia’s Mount Gambier into an international boutique hotel and a family home for their kids.
- Greens slam 'zombie movie' housing project north of Adelaide
A major housing project on Adelaide’s northern fringe will drive unnecessary urban sprawl, according to the SA Greens — but the developer behind it says it will help improve housing affordability…. - New 20-storey office build celebrated in Adelaide as CBD vacancies soar
With Adelaide’s CBD littered with empty office buildings, the construction of another 20-storey office building begins with one of the state government’s largest departments reiterating its pledge to… - A desk job was construction worker Emily's worst nightmare and there are lots of young women like her
Emily Bailey, from Rockhampton in central Queensland, is one of thousands of Australian women at the forefront of a change rippling through a traditionally male-dominated industry.
- Geraldton's main street won't reopen until fire-torched building is demolished
Police are investigating the cause of a suspicious fire that destroyed the old Victoria Hotel.
- Builders swept off their feet by HomeBuilder seeing 'probably triple' the number of applications
Councils across South Australia’s south-east have green-lit almost $17 million in building developments in December alone as incentives hit their mark.
- Trump has managed to leave several implosions in his wake, but can he continue outrunning them?
Trump Plaza casino isn’t the only part of Donald Trump’s former life that has been destroyed since he decided to run for president six years ago, writes Matt Bevan. If he had his time over, would he d… - Council secures deal to finally create a 'central heart' for Hervey Bay
Just like Tin Man in the Wizard of Oz, the beachside city of Hervey Bay has finally found a heart. And it will be in the “true centre” of town.
- A CFMMEU organised strike in Townsville results in $287,000 in penalties
Trade union CFMMEU fined $190,000 for organising a strike against a Townsville subcontractor in 2019.
- Builders baffled by decision to halt regional construction in Victorian lockdown
Victorian builders say the state’s latest five-day lockdown rules are excessive, especially for regional Victoria where work has ground to a halt just when it was getting back to normal.
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