Economy

The Prime Minister has announced the date of the next federal election, setting off a five-week campaign.

The Dutton government has responded to Labor’s budget announcement with a budget in reply. While similar themes were followed, there were key differences that were welcomed and others that ...

Australians’ wealth grows, but one expert warns of potential risks tied to rising property reliance and low investment returns.

Peter Dutton responded to the Labor government’s recent budget. With a focus on housing and small business, it’s clear where each party is placing priority.

Mortgage holders may have to wait a little longer for more relief as a hawkish central bank and a lack of crucial data dash any chance of a rate cut next week.

The federal budget announcement has come and gone. While some welcome changes were recognised as positive, others labelled the decision “disappointing”.

The monthly CPI figures for February have shown drops in the rate of growth across housing categories, along with a slight overall drop in monthly inflation.

Recent statistics have painted a grim picture of our hospitality sector as business closures hit record highs. A variety of reasons have contributed to the trend.

Australia’s labour market has remained tight and resilient despite a large drop in the number of employed people over February.

Cash and property holdings remain high for SMSFs despite falling savings rates, as private credit investment opportunities increase.