There are established standards for cavity brick construction. The inner structural frame is wrapped in a waterproof building cloth - sarking.
CSR does a better job of explaining what else is important.
It works, providing the design standards are followed by the builder.
Note:
Optionally builders can also add insulation in the frames between the studs, the sarking wrapper and typically plasterboard room lining. The greater the temperature differential between inside and outside the greater the benefit.
Unfortunately most of the TV paradigms for a well designed and built house feature cool temperate to cold climate environments. We all have our own ideas of what makes a great home.
Edit added, as Colin5 also noted previously.
Refer CSR Building Products - a leading building products brand in Australia & New Zealand
I’ve no financial interest in CSR as an investor or ex employee, although I did once work for one of their competitors, long time ago. A number of well known building materials suppliers provide readily accessible general information and guides to the proper use of their products and more general advice to assist with making product purchase decisions.
