‘Horror story’ scenario for Australian households under mounting rate rises as consumer spending remains resilient
Australians have been warned of “horror story” scenario it may face as rate rises plague households while others…
Aussies keep spending despite cost-of-living pressures as household expenditure rises 0.6 per cent, ABS figures show
Australians are continuing to spend despite mounting cost-of-living pressures, with new figures revealing household expenditure increased 0.6 per…
Albanese’s poll nightmare deepens as voters turn on Labor and Angus Taylor takes over as preferred PM
Anthony Albanese has received some of his most brutal poll results so far as Labor fumbles its election-winning…
‘Worst in living memory’: CBA issues dire warning ahead of RBA call
Welcome to our live finance coverage as Australia gears up for a huge call from the RBA on…
Qld consumer poll: The group most pessimistic about the economy
Most Queenslanders expect to be worse off or struggling as much as they are now over the next…
Inflation, interest rates: HSBC warns of a possible recession
Australia could officially be in a recession by the start of next year, as a fifth straight interest…
Australia’s ailing productivity rate the ‘real challenge’ the nation needs to tame to defeat cost of living crisis
Australia’s ability to overcome the cost of living crisis depends on whether it can overcome one “real challenge”…
Bleak data shows wage growth has lifted just 1.2 per cent while inflation rose 4.3 per cent in the year to September
Wage growth is less than half its long-term average and is falling woefully behind inflation, a harrowing set…
Global downturn warning as RBA set to hike interest rates, US Fed and New Zealand hold fire
Central banks around the world have been ramping up their fights against inflation, with the Bank of Canada…
Welcome to Country booed at Australia Cup final in Melbourne
Melbourne Victory and South Melbourne fans have been slammed after the Welcome to Country was booed at the…
Data centres boom’s surprising threat to Australia’s housing supply
How would you like an Australia with fewer new homes, sold at higher prices? Because that’s what we…