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Property prices fall for first time in two years, as buyers finally hit a ceiling
via abc.net.au
Australian property prices are down but there is still a great deal of price divergence between cities — and years of soaring prices have left home ownership out of reach for many. -
Satterley appoints Ben Rosser, restructures
The West Perth-based land developer is making some changes at the top of its business as it continues its expansion into commercial property. -
Banks, miners weigh on ASX after shaky day on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has slid at the open after a shaky day of trading on Wall Street. -
Viral squishy toy trend putting children in hospital with burns
via abc.net.au
Squishy toys are a must-have for many kids, but dangerous counterfeits are entering the market, with a social media trend causing severe burns. -
ASX falls after shaky day on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has slid at the open after a shaky day of trading on Wall Street. -
Traffic congestion prompts call for Cowaramup ring road
A South West shire will lobby the state government to build a ring road to alleviate a booming town's congestion and road safety woes. -
Wall Street dips as investors focus on US-Iran war
The S&P 500 has ended marginally down, with Microsoft dipping and Meta Platforms rising, as uncertainty about the Middle East lifted oil prices and Treasury yields. -
Customers say Qantas not being 'fair dinkum' on costly outback flights
via abc.net.au
Customers say the cost of regional airfares remains unreasonable, and the high prices could be sending domestic tourists overseas. -
Delvene Delaney returns to Kakadu 40 years after Crocodile Dundee
via abc.net.au
The last time Delvene Delaney visited Kakadu was during the filming of Crocodile Dundee and its sequel Crocodile Dundee II — both co-written and produced by her late husband John Cornell. That was 40 years ago, and now she's returned to reminisce. -
Site renowned for helping build Sydney Harbour Bridge in $1b energy showdown
via abc.net.au
The proponents of a $1 billion waste processing facility near Mudgee are preparing for a battle with the NSW government over its energy-from-waste framework, as locals are divided. -
Live: ASX to fall as bond market turmoil deepens, oil jumps
via abc.net.au
The ASX is set to fall as a global bond sell-off deepens, with US yields hitting multi-decade highs as oil and inflation fears build. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ASX down as bond market turmoil deepens, oil jumps
via abc.net.au
The ASX opens the day lower as a global bond sell-off deepens, with US yields hitting multi-decade highs as oil and inflation fears building. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Fiji's HIV epidemic is surging and babies are paying the price
via abc.net.au
Fiji has free testing and treatment to prevent mothers passing HIV to their babies. Last year, 59 babies were infected anyway, and 18 died before they turned one. -
ASX set to retreat after shaky day on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
After whipping through a couple sudden reversals, stocks ended a wobbly day of trading on Wall Street roughly where they began. -
NSW Planning fails to consult key agencies over data centre gas plant
via abc.net.au
The NSW Department of Planning has admitted it made an error when it skipped consultation with key agencies regarding a proposal for a major gas plant to power data centres. -
Data centre gas plant consultation skipped after legal threat, staffer says
via abc.net.au
The NSW Department of Planning has admitted it made an error when it skipped consultation with key agencies regarding a proposal for a major gas plant to power data centres. -
Has the RBA already wiped out the home ownership gains from tax changes?
via abc.net.au
Each standard interest rate increase could be locking close to 30,000 households out of home ownership, some of them for a decade or more. -
Each rate rise locking aspiring homebuyers out for a decade, study finds
via abc.net.au
Each standard interest rate increase could be locking close to 30,000 households out of home ownership, some of them for a decade or more. -
As fuel costs escalate again, regional Australia is hurting
via abc.net.au
Regional industries and communities are feeling a "disproportionate impact" of rising bowser prices, a policy expert says. -
ASX set to dip, Wall Street slips as oil prices seesaw
via smh.com.au
Stocks swung on Wall Street amid pressure from the highest bond yields in almost two decades and another rise in crude oil prices. -
We don’t need more babies - and not just because we have migrants
via smh.com.au
We shouldn’t be aiming for more children, but it might be a side-effect of focusing on the right thing as we face an ageing population. -
Scientists probe connection between deadly frog disease and coal wastewater
via abc.net.au
A study on the impact of chytrid fungus disease in Royal National Park frogs raises questions about regulation of coalmine wastewater. -
Pickle Pepsis, Dragonberry Energisers: Is the humble Coke still fun enough for fast food?
via smh.com.au
Australia’s biggest fast food giants are leaning hard into the trend of brightly coloured, wacky-flavoured soft drinks. -
News24 merch sold using the face of pro-migrant influencer
via smh.com.au
A Brazilian-Latvian influencer who has spoken out about racism is the inadvertent face of T-shirts for the conservative news and opinion outlet. -
Is it a good idea to mix business with pleasure?
via smh.com.au
A romantic relationship with a colleague might cause genuine problems but if you’re just inviting them to a barbecue, there is room to manoeuvre. -
Dusty Martin faces property haircut as he sells down $20m real estate portfolio
via smh.com.au
The Brownlow medallist is likely to get less than the $3 million he paid for a building in the Melbourne suburb of Abbotsford. -
Australia’s oldest lending library lists historic CBD tower for $40m
via smh.com.au
The Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts is selling its building at 280 Pitt Street. -
The strange new reality of living in an AI world that we never asked for
via abc.net.au
Australians are the most sceptical in the world about AI. Overseas, it's a different story. -
'Forced down our throats': Why Australians are the world's biggest AI sceptics
via abc.net.au
Australians are the most sceptical in the world about AI. Overseas, it's a different story. -
'Forced down our throats': Most of us never chose an AI world. Yet here we are
via abc.net.au
Australians are the most sceptical in the world about AI. Overseas, it's a different story.
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