Drowning Figures No Cause for Complacency

Victorian Building Commissioner Tony Arnel today urged parents to maintain a vigilant attitudeand to ensure appropriate pool and spa safety barriers are installed and maintained before the summer season arrives. 
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NSW scoops 2004 National Architecture Awards

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Can Queensland cope as Aust's fastest growing region?

Welcome to Queensland. Beautiful one day, overcrowded the next.Perhaps 20 years too late, the Queensland government is now responding to the population boom in the state's south-east - the fastest growing region in Australia.
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NSW Exit Tax Backfires as Revenue Goes Backwards

The NSW Government's exit stamp duty is officially a revenue failure, with new figures showing revenue from the tax is going backwards and actually costing the Government money in lost purchaser stamp duty.
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ACT project wins top 2004 National Architecture Award

An important Department of Defence building that had the potential to be a "monstrous imposition on the landscape" has been honoured in the nation's premier annual architectural awards, the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) 24^th National Architecture Awards in Canberra tonight.
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Victoria wins top 2004 National Architecture Awards

Victoria has scooped the nation's top architectural prizes - winning eight of the 21 awards and commendations presented at the 24th Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) National Architecture Awards in Canberra tonight.
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The Royal Exhibition Building celebration 2004

Victorians are invited to celebrate Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building's World Heritage Listing at a gala event on Friday 3 December as part of the Year of the Built Environment 2004.
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