The Business Council of Australia has advised the federal government in a new report to implement national housing targets in line with population growth.
The Business Council of Australia has advised the federal government in a new report to implement national housing targets in line with population growth. The council is calling for federal infrastructure funding to be re-prioritised for projects directly linked to new housing supply.
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