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The property group Stockland is hoping its 19.2 per cent jump in profit announced yesterday is a sign of things to come.
It's latest half-yearly result came off the back of strong residential housing demand. But the company's healthy result also comes with a warning to multiple levels of government over their housing targets.
- GUEST: Tarun Gupta, Stockland's CEO
- PRODUCER: Carrington Clarke, Radio National Breakfast Business and Economics Correspondent
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SON BÖLÜMLERİ ARA
Radio National Breakfast için geçmiş bölümleri ara.
BU PODCAST'IN DİĞER BÖLÜMLERİ
When Sarah Bekessy was growing up in Brisbane, she was surrounded by nature.
House prices have fallen in all capital cities for the first time in 15 years - that's according to new data from listings company Domain.
An independent review into the Northern Territory child protection department's conduct surrounding Kumanjayi Little Baby before her alleged murder has has called for a "system-wide reset" of the department.
Politicians are raising security fears of their own, in the wake of an attack on prominent independent MP Dr helen Haines.
So how can we better protect the people representing us?
Then, One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson apologises for a cartoon mocking Senator Jacqui Lambie's health struggle…
Parliamentarians received a security briefing yesterday, following the attack on independent MP for Indi Dr. Helen Haines.
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