Finance
Curtain call: basic energy upgrades may save households
5 February
Australian households could knock more than $1500 off their energy bills with some basic home upgrades – and almost twice as much by investing in renewable energy technology. But the potential savings identified in a study – which add up to more...[Read More]
Fresh data to shed light on retail, housing strength
5 February
Stronger-than-expected retail sales figures could weaken the case for a central bank interest rate cut but little can shake the market’s conviction that mortgage relief is around the corner. Traders were pricing in more than a 90 per cent chance...[Read More]
Market volatility: why time in the market matters more than timing the market
30 January
Market volatility is an inherent part of investing. Prices fluctuate due to economic changes, geopolitical events, and investor sentiment. While the unpredictability of the market can cause anxiety, it’s essential to understand that volatility...[Read More]
Understanding estate planning and key legal tools: why legal advice is essential
30 January
Estate planning is the process of organising and managing your assets during your lifetime and determining how they will be distributed after your death. It goes beyond simply writing a will; it involves making key decisions about property...[Read More]
Interest rate cut hopes rise on soft inflation print
30 January
Interest rate relief could be around the corner after underlying inflation came in below expectations. Core inflation fell to 3.2 per cent in the year to December, opening the door for the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut the cash rate at its next...[Read More]
Interest rate cut hopes rise on soft inflation print
30 January
Interest rate relief could be around the corner after underlying inflation came in below expectations. Core inflation fell to 3.2 per cent in the year to December, opening the door for the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut the cash rate at its next...[Read More]
Chalmers buoyant about 2025, ahead of inflation data
29 January
Mortgage holders can be more optimistic about the upcoming 12 months than in previous years, the treasurer says, ahead of crucial inflation data being released. While he declined to speculate on whether the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates at...[Read More]
Chalmers buoyant about 2025, ahead of inflation data
29 January
Mortgage holders can be more optimistic about the upcoming 12 months than in previous years, the treasurer says, ahead of crucial inflation data being released. While he declined to speculate on whether the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates at...[Read More]
China welcomes the Year of the Snake
29 January
China has ushered in the Year of the Snake as the Chinese New Year began for the country of approximately 1.4 billion inhabitants. The new year’s festival, also known as the Spring Festival, is based on the traditional lunar calendar and therefore...[Read More]
China welcomes the Year of the Snake
29 January
China has ushered in the Year of the Snake as the Chinese New Year began for the country of approximately 1.4 billion inhabitants. The new year’s festival, also known as the Spring Festival, is based on the traditional lunar calendar and therefore...[Read More]
Aussie-made tax breaks urged to combat forced labour
29 January
The rapid shift to renewable energy should not depend on forced labour to dig up and process critical minerals to make batteries, solar panels and wind turbines, an anti-slavery expert says. Fiona David, creator of the Walk Free Global Slavery...[Read More]
Aussie-made tax breaks urged to combat forced labour
29 January
The rapid shift to renewable energy should not depend on forced labour to dig up and process critical minerals to make batteries, solar panels and wind turbines, an anti-slavery expert says. Fiona David, creator of the Walk Free Global Slavery...[Read More]
NZ relaxes visa rules so tourists can work remotely
29 January
Foreign visitors to New Zealand are now able to work remotely while in the country, the government says. Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis said the change, which came into effect on Monday, was part of a plan to boost the economy. “Making the...[Read More]
NZ relaxes visa rules so tourists can work remotely
29 January
Foreign visitors to New Zealand are now able to work remotely while in the country, the government says. Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis said the change, which came into effect on Monday, was part of a plan to boost the economy. “Making the...[Read More]
The legal issues most people face and the importance of seeking advice
23 January
Legal issues are an inevitable part of life. Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting. While the specifics of...[Read More]