Making news this week (ending 26 August)
Making news this week, Scott Morrison to face inquiry for secret ministries, Heartland signs MOU for restricted ADI in Australia, Economists expect upswing in house prices by 2024, climate risk threatens property values and more.
Scott Morrison to face inquiry for secret ministries
The former prime minister’s move to appoint himself as minister of several key portfolios, including finance, will be the subject of an inquiry, Anthony Albanese has pledged.
Heartland signs MOU for restricted ADI in Australia
The reverse mortgage group has made a move to secure an Australian banking business, its financial results revealed.
Economists expect upswing in house prices by 2024
While Australia’s house prices are in decline, economists are predicting the upswing should kick in by 2024.
Home values threatened as climate risk looms
The impact of climate change could result in home values being significantly affected, the RBA’s Jonathan Kearns has said.
RBA establishes private sector panel to ‘strengthen dialogue’
The central bank has confirmed a new biannual panel consisting of private sector economists to “strengthen its existing dialogue” with the space.
Kate Aubrey is the senior content producer of Momentum Media's mortgages titles: The Adviser and Mortgage Business.
Prior to joining Momentum Media, Kate covered regional and breaking news for ABC Radio for more than three years.
She has a Master of Arts in Journalism from the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of International Business and Business Management from Griffith University.
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