Homeless in rural areas reportedly being moved
Newfoundland and Labrador News Published:Â October 10, 2025 at 5:36AM EDT Front-line housing workers in central Newfoundland say the…
Older Australians struggling to find work before hitting the pension age
Sixty-five-year-old Kerry Forrest wants and needs a job. But during the three years she has been applying for…
B.C. to introduce legislation regulating on-time construction payments – CTV News
B.C. to introduce legislation regulating on-time construction payments CTV NewsNew legislation will ensure prompt payment in B.C.’s construction industry BC…
Police arrest 16 in Auckland construction cash‑wage laundering probe
Seven people were taken into custody. An ongoing investigation targeting alleged money laundering using cash wages within the…
Clients of Melbourne builder MJ Harris Group lose life savings as company goes bust
Builder Mike Harris was persuasive. In March last year, he told Tony* and his wife that if they…
Average sale price down from last year
The Toronto real estate board says home sales rose in September as prices continued to decline, with the…
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge upgrade likely to cause commuter chaos
It’s one of Canberra’s most important pieces of infrastructure, connecting the capital’s north and south. Thousands drive, cycle…
Australia Needs to Boost Private Credit Standards, Says Watchdog
Australia’s private credit sector must improve standards around valuations, governance and liquidity to align with global practices and…
SCC sides with Toronto couple over disputed portion of yard
The Supreme Court of Canada says a Toronto couple owns a portion of their backyard that became the…
Climate Risk Assessment’s ‘high risk’ warning for one million Australian homes
One million homes will be in “very high risk” zones by 2050 and effectively uninsurable, the National Climate…
US Official Offers Regrets Over Detention of South Koreans
US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau on Sunday expressed regret over the recent detention of hundreds of…
Construction sector in Tauranga and Western Bay hits economic headwinds
Residential building consents in Tauranga dropped 22% over the past year, while nationally they increased 1%. Infometrics chief…