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Hotspots • 09 OCT 2012

Most in-demand suburbs revealed

The four most sought after suburbs for property in the country are in Adelaide, according to the country’s biggest property listing website.

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Hotspots • 09 OCT 2012

No insight yet on building recovery

August building approval figures do not provide any insight on when a sustainable recovery in Australia’s new home building sector will emerge, according to the...

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Hotspots • 09 OCT 2012

Land sales soar in capital city

Demand for new land releases within Canberra and Googong remains steady despite economic uncertainty, a report has found.

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Finance • 09 OCT 2012

Maximize the benefits of falling interest rates

In light of last week’s interest rate drop, Crawford Realty group director Ryan Crawford has revealed how to maximize the benefits of falling interest rates.

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Hotspots • 08 OCT 2012

NT looks to bring in overseas workers

The shortage of skilled workers in the Northern Territory is so severe that they have turned to Ireland to try and fill job vacancies.

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Hotspots • 08 OCT 2012

Mine planned for Central West NSW

Public comment is being sought on a mine planned 17km southeast of Dunedoo in New South Wales’ Central West.

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Hotspots • 08 OCT 2012

Coastal area's future set to change

One area’s future may be just about to turn, according to a Regional Council’s consultation over a draft plan.

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Hotspots • 05 OCT 2012

1,000 jobs through $84 million project

Over a thousand jobs will be created directly, and indirectly, through a new project in one area, according to Regional Australia minister, Simon Crean.

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Hotspots • 05 OCT 2012

New community for the Hunter Valley

A major new community, where more than 1,800 homes will be built, is potentially being developed in New South Wales’ Hunter Valley, according to a recent...

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Finance • 05 OCT 2012

More rate cuts as mining boom fades

Rates will drop further as a result of the fading mining boom, according to AMP chief economist, Shane Oliver.

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