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Big business calls for major reforms to fix Australia’s housing crisis

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Big business calls for major reforms to fix Australia’s housing crisis

A powerful big business lobby group is calling for major reforms as part of “urgent action” to boost housing supply in Australia.

The Business Council of Australia (BCA) made 29 recommendations in a report released on Monday that largely targeted regulatory changes, including changes to planning and approval processes, zoning and heritage management.

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