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Unemployment is climbing and house prices are sinking, so the RBA knew this rate rise would need a lot of explaining.
Unemployment is climbing and house prices are sinking, so the RBA knew this rate rise would need a lot of explaining.
Unemployment is climbing and house prices are sinking, so the RBA knew this rate rise would need a lot of explaining.
Unemployment is climbing and house prices are sinking, so the RBA knew this rate rise would need a lot of explaining.
Had the city’s property market merely kept pace with inflation, median house prices would be unimaginably low by today’s standards.
Here are the key details that shed light on the state’s finances, the economic outlook and what lies ahead for households and consumers.
The state has been measuring our wellbeing, not just budget dollars and cents.
These six charts reveal how Sydney’s population is changing – and the area of the city losing the most people.
Australia could soon be spending 20 times more on defence than on overseas aid – and that’s a problem for our national security.
Australia could soon be spending 20 times more on defence than on overseas aid – and that’s a problem for our national security.
Australia could soon be spending 20 times more on defence than on overseas aid – and that’s a problem for our national security.
Australia could soon be spending 20 times more on defence than on overseas aid – and that’s a problem for our national security.
Search our map to see where migrants come from in your suburb.
NSW has been urged to follow Victoria’s lead in planning reforms.
The way cost of living has come to dominate political and economic discourse has left little space for debate about crucial challenges such as...
The way cost of living has come to dominate political and economic discourse has left little space for debate about crucial challenges such as...
The way cost of living has come to dominate political and economic discourse has left little space for debate about crucial challenges such as...
The way cost of living has come to dominate political and economic discourse has left little space for debate about crucial challenges such as...
“The great wealth transfer” is in full swing as Baby Boomers remodel their balance sheets.
“The great wealth transfer” is in full swing as Baby Boomers remodel their balance sheets.
“The great wealth transfer” is in full swing as Baby Boomers remodel their balance sheets.
“The great wealth transfer” is in full swing as Baby Boomers remodel their balance sheets.
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says the NSW economy is gaining strength, but there are challenges. These five charts show what’s expected in 2026.
Thanks to the economic cycle and superannuation, Gen X is in good shape – except for one crucial factor.
Thanks to the economic cycle and superannuation, Gen X is in good shape – except for one crucial factor.
Thanks to the economic cycle and superannuation, Gen X is in good shape – except for one crucial factor.
Thanks to the economic cycle and superannuation, Gen X is in good shape – except for one crucial factor.
If one in four homes in our mainland capital cities became a dual occupancy, it would add close to 1 million new homes, increasing housing supply by 9...
If one in four homes in our mainland capital cities became a dual occupancy, it would add close to 1 million new homes, increasing housing supply by 9...
If one in four homes in our mainland capital cities became a dual occupancy, it would add close to 1 million new homes, increasing housing supply by 9...
If one in four homes in our mainland capital cities became a dual occupancy, it would add close to 1 million new homes, increasing housing supply by 9...
A full-time worker in Australia puts in almost 44 hours a week on average, with miners, farmers, surgeons and even politicians among the occupations...
A full-time worker in Australia puts in almost 44 hours a week on average, with miners, farmers, surgeons and even politicians among the occupations...
A full-time worker in Australia puts in almost 44 hours a week on average, with miners, farmers, surgeons and even politicians among the occupations...
A full-time worker in Australia puts in almost 44 hours a week on average, with miners, farmers, surgeons and even politicians among the occupations...
Voters on the hard right and left of politics agree on one thing. Our centrist government needs to listen.
Voters on the hard right and left of politics agree on one thing. Our centrist government needs to listen.
Voters on the hard right and left of politics agree on one thing. Our centrist government needs to listen.
Voters on the hard right and left of politics agree on one thing. Our centrist government needs to listen.
The average CEO of a publicly listed company earns more than 100 times the pay of the average full-time employee. This needs to change.
The average CEO of a publicly listed company earns more than 100 times the pay of the average full-time employee. This needs to change.
The average CEO of a publicly listed company earns more than 100 times the pay of the average full-time employee. This needs to change.
The average CEO of a publicly listed company earns more than 100 times the pay of the average full-time employee. This needs to change.
Daily commute times in both Melbourne and Sydney are down by almost twenty per cent. That’s good for our health and wellbeing.
Daily commute times in both Melbourne and Sydney are down by almost twenty per cent. That’s good for our health and wellbeing.
Daily commute times in both Melbourne and Sydney are down by almost twenty per cent. That’s good for our health and wellbeing.
Daily commute times in both Melbourne and Sydney are down by almost twenty per cent. That’s good for our health and wellbeing.
About half of residential land in Sydney is zoned for such low-density housing. A leading housing economist says that’s a massive constraint on a...
Economist Chris Richardson put the coach into Canberra’s Coachella and took a bus to the business networking event of the year.
Economist Chris Richardson put the coach into Canberra’s Coachella and took a bus to the business networking event of the year.
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