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Sydney Home Demolitions Spark Documentation Efforts

The demolition of numerous character homes in Sydney to make way for new housing is prompting efforts to document these buildings before they are lost, highlighting concerns over the loss of architectural heritage and the lack of quality housing development.

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40% Bias Score

Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Munich Takes Strict Action Against Nightly Disturbances at Homaris Building

Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter announced stricter measures to address persistent nightly disturbances at a city-owned apartment building, including a 24/7 security detail and written warnings to the building's management company, Homaris.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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French Rent Control: One-Third of Listings Exceed Caps

A new report reveals that in French municipalities with rent control, nearly one-third of rental listings exceed authorized ceilings, despite a slight improvement in Paris and overall positive long-term impacts according to the Fondation Abbé Pierre.

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New Sydney Train Station to Spur 10,000 Home Construction

Sydney's eastern suburbs will get its first new suburban train station in over a decade, Woollahra Station, to facilitate the construction of 10,000 new homes by 2029, addressing housing affordability and regional development imbalances.

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Rapid Rehousing After Xizang Earthquake: Over 12,000 Residents in New Homes

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake on January 7 in Dingri county, Xizang, killed 126 and destroyed thousands of homes; however, by August 3, over 12,000 residents had moved into newly built, earthquake-resistant homes, showcasing a rapid reconstruction effort.

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Albanese's Second Term: Delivering on Pledges Amidst Heightened Scrutiny

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's second term's first 100 days mirrored his first, focusing on policy delivery, including pledges to protect penalty rates, lower medicine costs, and cut student debt; however, unlike his first term, this second term faces increased scrutiny on solving exis...

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Gardening Vital for Older Australians' Wellbeing, Study Shows

A new study reveals that 94 percent of Australians over 50 consider access to gardening extremely important for their mental and physical health, highlighting the need for garden-friendly housing and support programs.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Andalusian Government to Approve Housing Law to Increase Affordable Housing

The Andalusian Government will approve a housing law tomorrow aimed at increasing the supply of affordable housing by streamlining processes and making more land available for construction.

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East-West Germany: 30 Years After Reunification

Thirty years after German reunification, significant disparities persist between East and West Germany in housing, wealth, and family structures, despite some convergence.

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Cornwall Housing Plan Threatens Ancient Site

A proposed 70-home development near Truro's ancient Plain-an-gwarry amphitheatre sparks local concern over the impact on the village's cultural heritage and infrastructure; developers insist the plan will enhance the site's visibility and accessibility.

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44% Bias Score

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UK Construction Faces Severe Labor Shortage Despite £700M Government Investment

The UK construction industry faces a critical labor shortage of 38,000 annual vacancies, threatening ambitious housing and infrastructure plans; the government invests £700 million in training but faces challenges in attracting young people and overcoming negative cultural perceptions.

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England's New Home Construction Falls Short of Government Target

In the 12 months to June 2025, 201,000 new homes in England received their first Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), an 8% decrease from the previous year, falling short of the government's target of 1.5 million new homes by 2029.

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20% Bias Score

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