Heath Parkes-Hupton is a journalist at News.com.au. He primarily covers themes related to construction and real estate, finance, and economic policy, with a focus on the housing market and local economy. Heath's work has been featured in prominent publications including Perth Now, The West Australian, and the New York Post.
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Australia is facing the “mother of all house price corrections” with double-digit falls looming in the two biggest cities and a “multi-year” inflation battle ahead.
Australia is facing the “mother of all house price corrections” with double-digit falls looming in the two biggest cities and a “multi-year” inflation battle ahead.
Wild scenes and clashes with police have broken out in London after fans flooded a major street following a World Cup match that didn’t even feature England.
A Sydney gangster known as the “Angel of Death” pleaded with an alleged hit team hired for a $1 million murder outside a police station “the show must go on” after the first of several failed attempts, court documents allege.
An artist behind the most-played song on Australian radio is facing questions about whether artificial intelligence (AI) was used to help make his songs that are gaining millions of streams.
By: Heath Parkes-Hupton
Most Australians want house prices to fall, with even a majority of property investors stating support for lower home values, according to a new poll.
Former Today host Karl Stefanovic has offered a two-fingered salute to unnamed critics who he said can “go f*** themselves” in an interview with Piers Morgan.
Former Today host Karl Stefanovic has offered a two-fingered salute to unnamed critics who he said can “go f*** themselves” in an interview with Piers Morgan.
An artist behind the most-played song on Australian radio is facing questions about whether artificial intelligence (AI) was used to help make his songs that are gaining millions of streams.
Former Today host Karl Stefanovic has offered a two-fingered salute to unnamed critics who he said can “go f*** themselves” in an interview with Piers Morgan.
