Economy

The number of homes taken under the hammer nearly doubled in a week, despite ongoing challenges in the auction market.

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AFCA has announced that it has appointed two industry veterans to senior roles within the complaints authority.

A former prime minister has issued a warning over government-backed loans programs introduced in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.

The latest labour market figures have exceeded market expectations, but analysts are expecting the improvement to be short-lived, with the unemployment rate set to spike in the coming months

The complaints authority has provided an extension for parties to respond to complaints during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A virus-induced plunge in Australia’s real GDP in 2020 is set to be followed by a sharp spike in the coming year, the IMF has forecast in a new report.

The small business ombudsman has welcomed the addition of several non-bank lenders as participants in the government’s SME guarantee scheme.

The Victorian government has announced a $500-million rental relief package, expanding on the national cabinet’s mandatory code to accommodate for residential tenants.

The “double whammy” of the Easter long weekend and ban on on-site auctions have resulted in the lowest clearance rates since reporting began in 2008.