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Fears of an interest rate hike tempered with latest data

INFLATION levels have fallen below four per cent for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war. The latest inflation data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed headline inflation falling from four per cent to 3.8 per cent in June. It is the fourth monthly decrease in a row. Trimmed mean inflation, the preferred measure by the Reserve Bank, remained steady at 3.6 per cent. ABS head of price statistics Rachel McCrick said the fall in inflation coincided with transport costs moderating for the month. “Lower world oil prices as a result of some stabilisation in

‘Contentious settlement solution’ under the microscope

There’s a gulf occurring between vendor and buyer

Banks ‘not getting the basics right’ with offset accounts

Practice raises ‘serious contractual and legislative concerns’

Immigration debate ‘has not kept pace’ with the data

People are thinking twice about spending their money

Productivity Commission hits the right note

A NEW report has reinforced the premise that Australia cannot solve its housing affordability crisis without making it easier to build more homes. Matthew Kandelaars, Property Council o

THE number of houses up for auction nationally has increased over the last fortnight but are still well down on 2025 levels. Property data firm Cotality reported auction volumes rose by

DESPITE a nationwide slowdown in property prices, Perth remains a residential hotspot with annual growth nudging 24 per cent. Median home values in the Western Australian capital are ove

Home values decline due to Budget changes

AUSTRALIA’s home values are continuing to fall as investors and first home buyers alike nervously survey the market after the Federal Budget. Domain data shows homes in almost all