More Aussies are preparing to spend big on energy efficiency – but why? We dive into the PropTrack Origin Home Energy Report and look at what’s driving this change, as well as where the barriers to energy efficiency still exist, how people can overcome them, and why small steps are more important than big changes.

More Aussies are preparing to spend big on energy efficiency &ndash; but why? We dive into the PropTrack Origin Home Energy Report and look at what&rsquo;s driving this change, as well as where the barriers to energy efficiency still exist, how people can overcome them, and why small steps are more important than big changes.

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Talking to industry experts and using exclusive data this show will cover everything from interest rates and the rental crisis to housing fairness and what the property market will be like in 2030.

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The home energy shift: what’s behind Aussies' desire to spend more? 

Existing dwellings are becoming increasingly insufficient for the future, and unfit for the climate they're in. In partnership with AGL, we look at why and how housing needs to change, giving homeowners practical guidance on what upgrades are worth it, why they’re necessary, and what predications our experts see for the future.

Existing dwellings are becoming increasingly insufficient for the future, and unfit for the climate they're in. In partnership with AGL, we look at why and how housing needs to change, giving homeowners practical guidance on what upgrades are worth it, why they&rsquo;re necessary, and what predications our experts see for the future.

Is your home built for the future? Experts share what every homeowner needs to know

Allowing one extra storey in residential neighbourhoods could make a big difference to our cities – and our wallets. We chat with Matt Bowes, Senior Associate in Grattan Institute's Economic Prosperity and Democracy Program, and Adam Dejong, Sales Manager, Burbank Homes to break down exactly how this could look for Australian neighbourhoods. 

Allowing one extra storey in residential neighbourhoods could make a big difference to our cities &ndash; and our wallets. We chat with Matt Bowes,&nbsp;Senior Associate in Grattan Institute's Economic Prosperity and Democracy Program, and&nbsp;Adam Dejong, Sales Manager, Burbank Homes to break down exactly how this could look for&nbsp;Australian neighbourhoods.&nbsp;

How rezoning could make regular Australians richer 

94% of homelessness is invisible. We unpack why those fleeing domestic and family violence are most seeking help, how $1M raised by A Home for All Foundation’s is funding crisis beds, caseworkers and transitional homes, and how you can help.

 
CN: Domestic and family violence.

94% of homelessness is invisible. We unpack why those fleeing domestic and family violence are most seeking help, how $1M raised by A Home for All Foundation&rsquo;s is funding crisis beds, caseworkers and transitional homes, and how you can help.
&nbsp; CN: Domestic and family violence.

The home energy shift: what’s behind Aussies' desire to spend more?

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