Everyone has an opinion, and here’s ours. With a touch of humour, we explore residential construction and life’s quirks, surrounded by like-minded folks.
Money is just an IOU, so every federal surplus must come from our pockets. Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) shows why Canberra keeps the budget in the red and nudges house prices ever higher to shore up stamp duty, CGT and land-tax flows. Here’s how it works.
Find out what a recent report says about using super for a house deposit. Could this policy make buying a home easier—or just push prices higher? Discover the facts, the forecasts, and what it all means for you.
The 1974 Task Force report on industrialised housing—unpacking the wins, the misses, and what today’s builders and homeowners can still learn from it.
In this article we discuss a position on the possible reasons behind the government's reluctance to implement substantial housing reforms.
The 2025 State of the Lamb report reveals a worsening housing shortage, record land prices, and construction delays. Here's what it means for everyday Australians trying to enter the housing market or build a new home.
Australia faces a housing affordability crisis that the private market can't fix. What if the government itself built and rented out homes?
Landlords do more than just collect rent—they help shape the whole housing market. This post breaks down 20 years of AHURI data to show how landlord decisions, investment trends, and policy tweaks are driving up prices, shifting supply, and making life tougher for renters.
Still sending attachments? That’s adorable 😽 Here’s why secure links are the better choice if you actually care about security, compliance, or not getting hacked.
What if we built a housing version of Silicon Valley—right here in Australia? In this post, we explore how backing innovation, startups, and smarter policy could actually fix the housing mess and make homes affordable again.