On 1 October, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese boasted on social media that banning card surcharges at stores would save Australians $1.6 billion a year: “Every time you tap, those little surcharges ...
In the commentary from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and other senior members of the government, the idea that the government is doing it tough because of X or Y issues stemm ...
Newspoll has dispensed with two-party preferred polling since February this year, nominally owing to the rise of One Nation but probably because the Murdoch press finds it too painful to produce a ...
The AI takeover The numbers are becoming extraordinary. AI now dominates US equity returns, earnings growth and investment spending. Meanwhile, most stocks are struggling, active managers face an ...
It has been a year since the Albanese government introduced its 5% deposit scheme for first home buyers, which lets them buy a home with only a 5% deposit, with taxpayers guaranteeing 15% of the ...
Chinese property had a poo-brown holiday. No stimmies. Steel output is eeek. Demand not quite so horrible. The iron ore appears to be holding the $90 line.. But once adjusted for war freight costs, it ...
Australia’s immigration system is overwhelmingly geared towards lower-skilled workers. Every skilled permanent visa class allows the primary applicant to include a spouse/partner and dependent ...
War headlines today. Iran accelerates Hormuz attacks, crushing oil flows. Trump readies pre-midterm strikes to preempt Iranian preemption. Houthis rain hell on Saudi airports. Yanbu resumes exports to ...
State budgets are the biggest losers from what is shaping up to be the nation’s greatest housing correction in modern history. The biggest impact won’t come from falling dwelling prices but from a ...
The Reserve Bank’s latest interest rate hike has dealt a hammer blow to the property market. After last week’s final national auction clearance plunged to only 45.4%, the softest result since 19 July ...
As falling housing prices continue to spread to a growing share of the nation’s housing markets, downward revisions to price ...
For decades, the 60/40 portfolio was one of investing’s simplest solutions. Hold 60% in shares for growth and 40% in bonds for stability. When shares struggled, bonds were often there to cushion the ...
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