Opinion

It’s easy to see why we are so obsessed with talent.

The memories from my childhood and adolescence are peppered with flashbacks of family times, fragments of birthdays and other events, all of which I recall on occasion, like we all do I ...

Housing finance data for August 2016 has been released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Over the month there was $31.4 billion worth of housing finance commitments which was ...

Earlier this month, the Australian Bureau of Statistics released the latest building approvals data for August 2016.

Demographic data for the March 2016 quarter was released last week from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Artificial Intelligence (A.I), as high-tech as it may sound, has actually been around for more than 60 years.

What do we take away from the recent RBA rate cut, where the big four banks changed tactic and only passed on half of the rate discount and shifted focus towards bank deposit rates?

Late last week the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) published lending finance data for June 2016. When this data is paired with housing finance data it provides valuable insights about ...

Interest rates have been at record lows, the property market has had a good run and, to maintain a balance in the market, the lenders are continuing to gradually tighten their lending ...

It may be tempting to take the ‘do it yourself’ route, thinking that this will help save money, but this is not the case when selling a business.

Facilitating great customer service is all about being remarkable. Trail Homes' Nick Young outlines how to be remarkable and boycott being transactional.

The nation’s decision to re-elect Malcolm Turnbull’s Coalition government for another term will have a positive effect on the Australian property market as consumer confidence returns and ...

Another day, another fintech emerges from the ether. In fact, global research portal, Statista, predicts that worldwide investment into fintech is expected to reach AU$10 billion by 2018, up ...

It is essential that these investors are encouraged to add to the rental pool available to Australia’s growing population.

Now that the world’s first driverless car is a reality, it begs the question: how do we continue to investigate and find the most effective balance between technology and people?