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Australia falls further behind housing supply target

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By David Tyler, Andrew Brown, Rex Patrick, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
July 8, 2026 15:43 | News Australia is more than 112,000 homes behind its target of 1.2 million by mid-2029, new building data shows. The nation’s builders have completed 307,635 homes since the commencement of the national housing accord in the third quarter of 2024, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported on Wednesday. While the number of homes under construction has been trending steadily higher, the industry remains far below the required rate to meet the target.
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Historic strike looms in mine worker wage standoff

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By David Tyler, Andrew Brown, Rex Patrick, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
July 8, 2026 15:15 | News Hundreds of workers are expected to walk off the job at the world’s largest bulk iron ore export port amid failed wage negotiations between a mining giant and unions. More than half of the 450 workers at BHP’s Port Hedland Bulk Export Terminal in Western Australia are expected to strike for eight hours next Thursday. The move would mark the first major industrial action to hit the resource-rich Pilbara region in decades.
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Foreign leaders on notice after Chinese missile test

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By David Tyler, Andrew Brown, Rex Patrick, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
July 8, 2026 08:44 | News NATO leaders have expressed concern at China’s nuclear missile test in the Pacific, as Australia’s minister for the region warned the incident was undermining peace. Pacific Minister Pat Conroy, who is representing Australia at the NATO Leaders’ Summit in Turkey, said the missile test had been a feature of several discussions at the conference. “NATO is taking plenty of notice.
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