As the falls in Australian housing prices continue to grow in size and scope, many Australians are increasingly wondering how far prices could fall before they eventually bounce back. Across the ...

This week’s stronger-than-expected CPI inflation print from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has economists tipping near-term interest rate hikes. To recap, the policy-relevant trimmed mean ...

The Victorian Auditor-General’s Office (VAGO) has released a scathing report on the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) project’s funding, cost and schedule. VAGO uncovered a hidden 1% annual fare levy that has ...

Data centre capex is driving the private business investment outlook mad. The third estimate from the ABS for 2026/27 jumped ...

War headlines today. Saudi Arabia appears to be preparing for a renewed war against the Houthis. Qatar’s foreign minister and prime minister met Iran’s President to discuss ongoing efforts at ...

It’s farewell to a radiant world, reports Bloomie. Singaporean police raided the local office of iron ore trader Radiant World last week and questioned some of the company’s employees as part of an ...

Following Wednesday’s stronger-than-expected trimmed-mean inflation by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), which led several major banks to forecast imminent interest rate hikes, the ABS on ...

The latest version of AEMO’s flagship report, the 2026 ISP released in June, noted the following about offshore wind [my emphasis]: “Supported by government policies, 9 GW of offshore wind is ...

The stars are aligning for immigration cuts. As reported in The Australian, the Albanese government is finalising measures to the immigration system, focusing on international students, visitor visas ...

The Market Ear examines the history of midterms. Upside pain Tech has been aggressively de-grossed, NDX is bouncing from support and Nvidia has once again reinforced the structural AI capex story.

News on the war is benign. Trump said his measures “are effective” and he is “not in a hurry” to do a deal while doing the TACO on the measures with Gulf states. Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s deputy ...

It took Melbourne 170 years to grow to a population of 3.7 million in 2005. In 2003, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its Population Projections 2002 to 2101, which included a ...