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Treasurer to vigorously ‘defend’ super against rival parties

SUPERANNUATION is the latest political battleground for Labor to fight One Nation, as fresh polling shows voter disapproval on the federal government’s handling of immigration. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with opposition leader Angus Taylor as parliament returned after a five-week winter break, in an attempt to make a breakthrough on three key pieces of legislation, including reform of the National Disability Insurance Scheme and gambling rules. The latest Resolve Political Monitor, published in Nine Newspapers, shows a clear majority agrees the government is managing migr

New data shows real estate investors are leaving in droves

Leading conveyancer free to talk about deposit flicking

Week of data to help paint economic picture

WA in danger of losing its big slice of the GST pie

Highly respected economist joins RBA Board

Housing still at the crux of interest rate discussions

Under the bonnet of top conveyancing firms

WITH the property market taking a breather, many professionals might feel they’re stuck in neutral, mired in a traffic jam. But not those featured in “Driven” – the special August

Treasurer must rethink discretionary trust tax

AN upcoming double taxation of discretionary trusts is a “housing blunder of undeniable proportions that will impact buyers and renters in every state”. That’s the view

DESPITE a drop in volumes, national auction clearance rates showed a small lift last week, according to property data analysts Cotality. The preliminary combined capitals auction clearan

‘Premiums rising at double inflation rate’

AUSTRALIANS are paying more for insurance, with premiums growing almost twice as fast as the price of other goods and services, the nation’s biggest insurer says. Inflation in the