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Aussies skipping dental, medical care to afford rent
The housing crisis is changing the way Australians live with many revealing “heartbreaking” stories of struggle as they skip on the basics to make ends meet.
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‘Smash-hit’ battery scheme topped up, subsidies trimmed
Government backing for home batteries will be dialled back for larger systems in a move intended to make the scheme sustainable and open to more households.
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Technology
AI changes your work but will not replace the human touch
Artificial Intelligent is an inevitable reality in conveyancing but used wisely, it will enhance the work of conveyancers and the experience they offer to customers.
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Budget update to reveal Australia’s fiscal fortunes
The federal treasurer says he’s booked another $20 billion in savings in the budget update, but is keeping mum on whether that means a smaller deficit.
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Urban sprawl fuels deadly fire risks on city outskirts
Modern houses are being built to better withstand fires, but an urban planner warns missteps are still being made in street and city design.
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Unis to be home for foreign students under Liberal plan
Liberals are walking a tightrope on immigration as they prepare to outline policy principles to guide migration cuts while not alienating migrant communities.
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Savings found in budget update as blowouts add up
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed billions of dollars in savings as other projects in the budget blow out amid “grave” concerns over its bottom line.
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Property
Reflections and a crystal ball: how experts see the sector
Leaders in property, conveyancing and technology take to a podcast to provide a unique and valuable insight into the industry.
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Property
Treasurer ‘making room’ in budget as programs blow out
More than $12 billion in program cost blowouts demand tighter spending in other parts of the federal budget, the treasurer is warning Australians.
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Property
The real deal: How Simon Cohen rose to the top
Regarded as the “go-to” buyer’s agent for prestige property in Sydney, Simon Cohen has always had a passion for property.
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Practice
Why networking is the key to Sam Saad’s success
Building relationships with different people will put you ahead of the game, says Sydney property lawyer.
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Technology
Tech titan, champion sailor charts a new course for AI
From self-confessed geek in his dad’s law office to AFR Rich Lister and champion yachtsman, Christian Beck is a giant of the legal and conveyancing software world. The innovator tells how he’s done it… and what’s next.
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Property
Perth property red hot: West sees high prices and quick sales
It’s full-steam ahead for property in the West as property sales set a cracking pace.
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Headwinds? Prediction of slower property growth in 2026
At a time when property buyers are feeling overwhelmed by booming prices, one analyst at least says the market may soften a little in 2026.
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Christmas desperation for families facing cost struggle
Half of all Australians are concerned about affording Christmas as housing constraints and rising costs push millions to reach out to charities for help.
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Retiring renters facing disaster without intervention
Renters face an impossible challenge in retirement without more assistance and need significantly more superannuation than homeowners, a report shows.
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Property
February is live: RBA warns of impending rate hike
The average mortgage-holder’s repayments could soon jump an extra $90 a month, with another Reserve Bank interest rate hike on the cards as early as February.
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Energy costs force most renters to swelter over summer
Most Australians who rent their home say they avoid using cooling and heating appliances due to high costs.
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Liberals declare war on NIMBYs, promise more homes
A Liberal senator says first homes in Australia are too expensive, arguing a cut to the nation’s immigration intake should be part of the solution.
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Technology
Cyclone-hit coastal town blows away house value gains
The housing market strongly rebounded in 2025 as interest rate cuts, easing inflation and limited supply fired up competition, the latest property data shows.
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Property
Threats and profanity as builder collapse boiled over
Staff and home owners were at each other’s throats as a state insurance scheme struggled with “unprecedented” demand after a construction giant went bust.