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West Australian
16 hours ago
- Business
- West Australian
Housing Minister Carey gaining confidence in housing sector turning corner as apartment builds increase
Housing Minister John Carey says he can see the light at the end of the tunnel after a difficult number of years for building developers, as he marked the beginning of construction on a 110-apartment project. Mr Carey and property development company Cedar Woods turned the sod on the Incontro Apartments project in Subiaco on Thursday morning, marking the start of construction on the $96 million, 110-apartment block. While developers are now confident the project will be completed in 2027, prior to February the building had been shelved since 2022 due to a lack of builders. Cedar Woods managing director Nathan Blackburne said it's an issue plaguing the whole industry. 'Developers have to work very hard in this climate to make apartment projects stack up, predominantly because of the lack of builders currently building these types of projects,' he said. 'You go back five or 10 years, there were many more builders that were actively delivering apartment projects, today there are far fewer.' Mr Carey said he was seeing an improvement on the number of high-density housing projects. 'All the feedback that we get from a range of the housing sector is this, that the COVID pandemic did shake out and cause some lack of stability for the housing construction sector,' he said. 'It's also fair to say that cost escalations in general has meant that there has been less interest in building a residential product. 'The other observation is that ... it can be more challenging building higher density residential product from other construction in the market. 'There's been a range of issues why we have seen builders leave the residential apartment construction market but I have to say this, we are now seeing more projects come back online and companies like EMCO are stepping up, prepared to do higher density projects. 'So I do have some confidence for the future.' Master Builders Western Australia chief executive officer Matthew Pollock said high-density apartment was one area of construction still lagging behind. 'It remains to be one area in the sector where it is challenging to find contractors and what we've really seen over the last few years is that there are a smaller pool of contractors looking to take on those types of jobs,' he said. 'A big part of that is just the challenges in the feasibility of those jobs, rising construction costs and also the risk profile that the contractor takes on when building high-density residential apartments.' Mr Pollock said while there had been a small rise in high-density construction, risk was still large for contractors 'There has been a small uptick, it's been modest, there's a lot of projects that are in planning that we're yet to see them progress to construction,' he said. 'We hope over time and particularly as prices for imports settle that there is greater support for these types of projects to get out of the ground.'
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Mariah Carey Confirms Release Date For 16th Album ‘Here For it All'
Mariah Carey has shared the release date for her upcoming 16th album Here For it All, with the pop icon confirming the record will come out September 26. Carey shared the news on her Instagram Monday morning, sharing a brief snippet of her vocals on what seems to be the album's title track. Here For It All marks Carey's first album since 2018's Caution, which released through Sony's Epic Records and debuted at Number 5 on Billboard's 200 Albums chart. More from The Hollywood Reporter Bruce Springsteen Joins Zach Bryan for Surprise Appearance at New Jersey Concert Chris Martin Jokes About Kiss-Cam Scandal at First Coldplay Concert Since Video Went Viral Travis Scott's 'JackBoys 2' Tops Chart, Ends Justin Bieber's Six-Album Streak of No. 1 Debuts Back in June, Carey had disclosed that she signed a multi-album deal with Larry Jackson's independent music company Gamma, and she subsequently released the album's lead single 'Type Dangerous,' which debuted at 95 on Billboard's Hot 100 and marked her first non-holiday single to hit the chart since 2017. She debuted the song at the BET Awards. 'It's a cultural shift, and I'm excited to be part of something that honors legacy while pushing boundaries,' Carey told Forbes of her Gamma partnership and her next album. 'This next chapter is about owning my narrative and creating freely on my own terms.' 'Type Dangerous' was co-written by Anderson .Paak and was accompanied by a Joseph Kahn-directed music video featuring a cameo from Mr. Beast. Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025 Solve the daily Crossword
Irish Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Sport
- Irish Daily Mirror
RTE pundit says DJ Carey booing 'left a bad taste' on All-Ireland final day
DJ Carey's name being jeered on All-Ireland final day 'left a bad taste' for Waterford great John Mullane. Boos rang around Croke Park as Carey's name was called out when the All-Ireland-winning Cats team from 2000 were being honoured ahead of Sunday's decider between Tipperary and Cork. Carey was not in attendance. The stadium announcer said of the nine-time All-Star winner: "Full forward DJ Carey from the Young Irelands. He scored 1-4 on the day, claiming his third All-Ireland of five in total and he would end the year with the eighth of his nine All-Star awards. DJ is not with us today." A number of people took to social media to hit out at the GAA's decision to honour Carey, but Mullane, who was working for RTE Radio at the game, said the booing of Carey's name did not sit well with him "I was up there (in Croke Park) and the thing with made a mistake and he's after admitting he made a mistake," Mullane told the Indo Sport podcast. "It's going through the procedures of the court now. And Jesus, here's me as someone who's made plenty of mistakes in life. And who hasn't made a mistake in life? "But I'll be straight with you, it left a bad taste in my mouth. It's probably hard enough on the family and probably hard enough on DJ Carey that he wasn't able to turn up there yesterday. "But y'know the not about booing people on All-Ireland final day. I don't know, I can't speak for others. "There is probably a certain percentage that would see that it was okay to boo but it didn't sit well with me. "From a neutral's point of view it didn't sit well that people would start booing a person on All-Ireland final day - and a person that wasn't even there on All-Ireland final day." John Mullane (Image: ©INPHO/James Crombie) Carey was named man of the match in Kilkenny's 2000 final victory over Offaly, scoring 1-4 as they won by 5-15 to 1-14. The five-time All-Ireland winner recently pleaded guilty to 10 counts of defrauding several individuals by falsely claiming he had cancer. The 10 charges Carey confessed to involved a total of 13 victims, including Denis O'Brien, Owen and Ann Conway, Mark and Sharon Kelly, Aidan Mulligan, Tony Griffin and Christy Browne, Thomas Butler, Jeffrey Howes, Noel Tynan and Edwin Carey. Carey made his Kilkenny debut in 1988 and continued to play until 2006. He is seen as one of the greatest hurlers of all-time, boasting 10 Leinster Senior Championship medals, five All-Ireland titles, four league titles and a Player of the Year award in 2000. He also won nine All-Star awards throughout his career, second only to Henry Shefflin who has 11.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Mariah Carey Announces Major News – and Fans Are Losing It
Mariah Carey Announces Major News – and Fans Are Losing It originally appeared on Parade. Mariah Carey announced that that she's releasing her 16th studio album, Here For It All, on September 26 and fans are losing it over the news. Carey, 56, took to Instagram on Monday, July 21, to make the announcement. She posted a black and white video that showed her strutting in spike heels as she was heard singing a new song in the background. "Here For It All. My new album out 9/26. Pre-order now!" she wrote in the caption alongside two blue butterfly emojis. Parade Daily🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Shortly after Carey shared the news, several of her fans took to the comments section to express their excitement for the new album. "O M G new era is HERE! And WE HERE!" one person wrote, while another added, "Can't wait to listen to it ! It reminds me of when I was a kid and always got so excited when a new album came out.. Daydream… Butterfly… Rainbow.. Glitter… and so on!" "COME ONNNN Mimi! And we the people are Here For It All," a third social media user chimed in, while another commented, "QUEEN OF BEING HERE FOR IT ALL." The excited comments continued as another fan wrote, "The heels??? oh i'm so ready." Here For It All will mark Carey's first album in seven years following the release of Caution in 2018. Carey previously teased the vibe of the new album when she released its first single, 'Type Dangerous,' in June. The song was co-written and co-produced with Anderson .Paak, while it sampled Eric B. & Rakim's 'Eric B. Is President' and featured Mr. Beast in the music video. "This is a really special one for me," Carey said about the lead single when she stopped by On Air With Ryan Seacrest. "It's always been one of my favorites, the original song." Mariah Carey Announces Major News – and Fans Are Losing It first appeared on Parade on Jul 21, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 21, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
‘Left a bad taste' – RTE pundit unhappy with DJ Carey's name being jeered at All-Ireland hurling final
JOHN Mullane has said DJ Carey's name being booed before the All-Ireland hurling final "left a bad taste in my mouth". An hour before 3 DJ Carey was not present at Croke Park on Sunday Credit: PA 3 John Mullane often serves as co-commentator for RTE Radio One Credit: @RTESport 3 Eddie Brennan was among the former Cats stars who were honoured before the game Carey, Man of the Match in that year's decider, did not turn up. When his name was read out by the PA operator Earlier this month, the Cats great One of his teammates who was present at GAA HQ on Sunday was Eddie Brennan. He appeared on the Read More On GAA Host Joe Molloy initially jokingly asked Brennan if he was booed when his name was read due to Tipp and Cork being such fierce rivals of Kilkenny's down through the years. Brennan, who is in no way associated with Carey's legal woes, was about to respond when the Waterford legend chimed in. Mullane stated: "I was up there (in Croke Park) and the thing with made a mistake and he's after admitting he made a mistake. "It's going through the procedures of the court now. And Jesus, here's me as someone who's made plenty of mistakes in life. And who hasn't made a mistake in life? Most read in GAA Hurling "But I'll be straight with you, it left a bad taste in my mouth. It's probably hard enough on the family and probably hard enough on DJ Carey that he wasn't able to turn up there yesterday. "But y'know the not about booing people on All-Ireland final day. I don't know, I can't speak for others. Ronan Maher pays tribute to Dillon Quirke after Tipperary GAA win All-Ireland final "There is probably a certain percentage that would see that it was okay to boo but it didn't sit well with me. "From a neutral's point of view it didn't sit well with that people would start booing a person on All-Ireland final day - and a person that wasn't even there on All-Ireland final day." Brennan wasn't able to shed much light on Carey's decision not to attend the Jones' Road occasion. Struggling for the words since it is such a thorny topic, he simply called it "an unfortunate situation" before the conversation was moved along. On July 2 Carey pleaded guilty to ten deception charges over the sick scams. The 54-year-old had been due to stand trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal He admitted to dishonestly, and by deception, inducing victims to make monetary payment to him after he fraudulently claimed to have cancer and needed finances to obtain treatment. The charges are under Section 6 of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act. Carey carried out the cancer cash scam over an eight-year period, between 2014 to 2022. Billionaire Denis O'Brien His other 12 named victims include Owen and Ann Conway, Mark and Sharon Kelly, Aidan Mulligan, Tony Griffin and Christy Browne, Thomas Butler, Jeffrey Howes, Noel Tynan, Edwin Carey and Aonghus Leydon.
