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Matt Wade is a senior economics writer at The Sydney Morning Herald.

Hilux, Corolla or Golf? The most popular cars in your postcode
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Hilux, Corolla or Golf? The most popular cars in your postcode

Use our interactive to discover the top 10 makes in your postcode and see the map revealing the concentration of models across Sydney.

  • by Matt Wade, Craig Butt and Angus Delaney

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‘She read the book’: Why Queen Camilla rejected one of the world’s most famous jewels

‘She read the book’: Why Queen Camilla rejected one of the world’s most famous jewels

William Dalrymple’s books and podcasts are reaching audiences far beyond his expectations.

  • by Matt Wade
Australia’s cost-of-living squeeze is finally easing

Australia’s cost-of-living squeeze is finally easing

Consumers are gradually becoming more optimistic about their personal finances, according to three separate surveys.

  • by Matt Wade
Why nuclear inspections in Australia have suddenly spiked
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Why nuclear inspections in Australia have suddenly spiked

The international nuclear regulator is suddenly paying Australia much more attention since the country agreed to buy nuclear-powered submarines.

  • by Matt Wade
Where Sydney’s million new jobs will come from
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Where Sydney’s million new jobs will come from

Five industries will drive Sydney’s economic growth – but there’s a catch.

  • by Matt Wade
The charts that reveal the extent of Sydney’s construction bottleneck

The charts that reveal the extent of Sydney’s construction bottleneck

Despite the housing crisis, the construction of nearly 10,000 Sydney apartments has stalled.

  • by Matt Wade
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When money’s tight, we can’t afford to worry about our costliest threat

When money’s tight, we can’t afford to worry about our costliest threat

In just a couple of years, the cost of living has pushed climate action down the order of our deepest concerns.

  • by Matt Wade
How crazy house prices and an ageing population are creating ‘tombstone suburbs’
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How crazy house prices and an ageing population are creating ‘tombstone suburbs’

There’s something strange going on in the best-located suburbs of our biggest cities. As the national population surges, they are shrinking.

  • by Matt Wade
The Sydney suburbs where dogs outnumber children
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The Sydney suburbs where dogs outnumber children

NSW has more than 2 million dogs and nearly 1.6 million cats as higher pet ownership becomes the “new normal”.

  • by Matt Wade and Nigel Gladstone
Why this unhealthy trend may become an ill wind for Medicare
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Why this unhealthy trend may become an ill wind for Medicare

The growth in out-of-pocket costs to see a GP is a tangible sign that our world-beating health system is strained.

  • by Matt Wade
The $500 billion dream: Top minister eyes Australia-India trade boom

The $500 billion dream: Top minister eyes Australia-India trade boom

An influential Indian cabinet minister says Australia and India should aim for a tenfold increase on the current value of trade between the two nations.

  • by Matt Wade

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