Grim times ahead for Australia’s housing construction
Peak housing body says 'interest rates and tax increases set to reduce the number of new homes that would have been built'.
The challenge of finding a new home
Peak housing body says 'interest rates and tax increases set to reduce the number of new homes that would have been built'.
Uplifts in cash rate 'make new housing development less viable when Australia already has a significant shortage of housing'.
New CBA report says 'there is an important distinction between stopping a shortage from getting worse and eliminating it'.
Australia's borrowers and lenders are resilient enough to navigate financial troubles ahead, the RBA believes, as it releases its stability temperature check.
The nation's biggest bank has renewed its commitment to maintain branches for regional Australians for at least another four years.
The size of your energy bill could depend on where you live as Australian states and territories take different approaches to electrification and efficiency.
A November rate rise is still on the cards for the Reserve Bank, even after a slightly softer-than-expected underlying inflation outcome in August.
As Australia falls further behind its housing supply targets, political parties continue to disagree over how to solve the nation's housing crisis.
While there have been mixed results in terms of the number of home development approvals in August, the national data shows a drop.
A spike in fuel prices has ended a five-month streak of slowing growth in consumer prices, adding to Reserve Bank concerns about inflation.