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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Wild footage has emerged of the moment a professional Muay Thai fighter stepped in to protect two women from a road rage incident in Queensland.
By: Heath Parkes-Hupton
Wild footage has emerged of the moment a professional Muay Thai fighter stepped in to protect two women from a road rage incident in Queensland.
Wild footage has emerged of the moment a professional Muay Thai fighter stepped in to protect two women from a road rage incident in Queensland.
A prominent venture capitalist says Australians should be the richest people on earth but that decades of economic mismanagement has brought the nation to the brink of “obscurity”.
A motorbike rider has miraculously escaped disaster after nearly going under the wheel of a large truck while trying to lane filter inside a busy Melbourne tunnel.
A young family are worried the value of their first home and nest egg will be smashed after their next door neighbours built a house so close they nearly touch.
Australia’s second-biggest supermarket company is reportedly planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India, just days after it was revealed another iconic local brand would do the same.
Three days of anti-migrant protests have erupted in a market town in the UK, with police alleging one officer was “seriously bitten” while trying to stop people breaking into a house.
Australia’s second-biggest supermarket company is reportedly planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India, just days after it was revealed another iconic local brand would do the same.
New data has poured cold water on hopes first home buyers would flock to the falling property market, revealing sales under $1 million have also plummeted since the federal budget was released.
