Sydney's population growth rate is such that it will soon no longer be able to spread outwards. To accommodate this rise, data and technology are increasingly being used to provide solutions. Douglas Clark reports on the city's smart thinking.
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Not for sale: Australia and New Zealand crack down on foreign real estate buyers
Land purchases are a controversial area of foreign investment into Australia and New Zealand. Now the governments of both countries are increasing regulation of their real estate markets to favour local buyers.
UK FDI in Australian IT on the rise
UK-based investment into the Australian software and IT services sector increased steadily between 2012 and 2014.
A bumper year for Australian FDI
Australia is becoming a prime destination for investment, according to the latest FDI data.
Australian software and IT services FDI on the rise
Year-on-year increases in inward FDI have been recorded in the Australian software and IT services sector between 2009 and 2013, and figures from the first six months of 2014 suggest that this trend is set to continue.
Australia takes new direction as mining industry slows
While the boom times in Australia’s mining industry may have abated, foreign investors are still finding favour in different sectors, not least because of the country’s close ties with other markets in the Asia-Pacific.
Victoria agent-general looks to get state due recognition
Despite contributing 25% of Australia's GDP, the state of Victoria tends to struggle to make its attractions known. Its agent-general tells Courtney Fingar how he hopes to change this situation throughout Europe from his London office.
Show of confidence from Brisbane officials on economic outlook
The long-term outlook for Brisbane's liquefied natural gas sector is good, and the wider economy is set to grow, according to Steven Silvester, the director of investment attraction at Brisbane Marketing Economic Development Board.
Australia lures US investors
FDI into Australia in 2013 is back on an upwards trajectory, thanks to interest from the US.
Australia's mining boom is over, says Nexia Australia
A downturn in demand from Asia-Pacific is likely to lead to a slowdown in the previously unabated growth of the Australian mining sector, according to accounting and consultancy firm Nexia Australia.
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