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| | | ... progress under the governments revised investment mandate, including investments in infrastructure, the energy transition and housing supply where these align with the fund's obligation to maximise risk adjusted returns. The board now manages $356 ... |
| | | | ... banks compare globally 11:50 - Are local banks falling behind? 12:00 - Investor engagement and shareholder pressure 4:22 - Housing, agriculture and land clearing debate 15:57 - Soil health and ecosystem degradation 16:43 - Common misconceptions about ... |
| | | | ... and provide capital directly to projects that generate positive change. This can include renewable energy, affordable housing, environmental restoration and social impact initiatives. Alongside capital allocation, Thomas argues investors should not underestimate ... |
| | | | An independent review into the effectiveness of Housing Australia has made numerous recommendations to improve accountability for delivery of outcomes and help it fulfill its broader mandate. The Capability Assessment of Housing Australia report, authored ... |
| | | | The Housing Industry Association (HIA ) has welcomed the Productivity Commission's interim report into housing supply regulation, saying it validates long-standing industry concerns that planning systems, approval delays and infrastructure bottlenecks ... |
| | | | ... This year, funding will focus on initiatives that improve financial wellbeing, as well as programs that support better housing access for those facing homelessness. Further, associations related to the restoration and conservation of the natural environment ... |
| | | | ... supporting the global energy transition through low-carbon infrastructure, expanding social and affordable assets such as housing and healthcare, and enabling more sustainable, connected communities through cleaner transport and resilient urban infrastructure. ... |
| | | | Australia's housing affordability crisis is being driven less by a shortage of apartments and more by rising house prices and investor activity, according to new research from the University of New South Wales (UNSW). Published in Cities, the study ... |
| | | | ... population aged over 65 is expected to exceed 1.6 billion by 2050, while infrastructure investment gaps in areas such as housing, healthcare and education are forecast to reach US$15 trillion by 2040. With pension funds collectively managing more than ... |
| | | | ... "first and foremost consumers". "Removing future inflows to destination economies forgoes would-be migrant spending on housing, goods, and services, dampening aggregate demand and weighing on inflation in the early years of the scenario," the report ... |
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