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Senior public servant Michael Carey has been selected to “play a pivotal part” in the state’s financial management.

After the RBA’s decision and recent GDP data, the major bank has said it believes a soft landing is possible.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released the June quarter national accounts.

The government has put forward a replacement candidate for chair of the Productivity Commission after the previously announced candidate turned down the job.

Despite fears of a softening market this year, the value of residential housing in Australia has surpassed $10 trillion, following six months of house price growth.

Philip Lowe has given his last speech as the central bank’s governor, closing out his seven-year tenure.

The association head has welcomed Parliament passing legislation for the Financial Accountability Regime.

Government’s move to ban screen scraping has been welcomed by the lender technology solution provider, as it flags the technology’s security and privacy weaknesses.

The non-major bank has announced it has slashed turnaround times and has launched a digital application process for customers looking to increase their loan size.

The $1 billion residential mortgage-backed security program is the inaugural transaction for the recently merged mutual bank.

Former ASIC chair James Shipton has written an open letter to the Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer demanding they take action on addressing harmful behaviours in the workplace.

The prevalence of digital valuations – including both desktop and automated models – has increased to record levels since the pandemic, according to new data.

The Reserve Bank decided to further pause the cash rate in Philip Lowe's last monetary policy meeting.

ASIC alleged the major bank failed to process 229 hardship applications within 21 days between 2015 and 2022.

Despite rates holding steady of late, 46 per cent of Australians are not confident in the RBA and government’s ability to ease inflation this year, according to Canstar.