One supermarket Aussies are rejecting
It shook up the Australian supermarket landscape but now revenue reports show that profits have drastically slowed down.
It shook up the Australian supermarket landscape but now revenue reports show that profits have drastically slowed down.
Australians are meant to be living on the edge – but new reports show they made a very off $50 billion move as the cost of living squeezes.
There’s one big reason that the Australian dollar is so weak against the US dollar – but it could mean an investing opportunity for the brave.
As cost of living pressures bite, Aussies are resorting to new lows and major retailers Coles, Kmart and Myer are feeling the impact.
It wasn’t supposed to be like this. As interest rates rose all of the big banks predicted one thing – now the opposite is happening.
Every Australian city is under threat from this consequence of more people working from home – but there could be a radical solution.
It was a Covid trend that saw Aussies feel wealthy – but now the bubble is about to burst and data shows we’re not prepared.
In a matter of years this vehicle has overtaken the Australian car market and it shows no sign of stopping.
When two important metrics are put side-by-side it paints a picture of an Australia that is sliding backwards – and it’s not good for anyone.
Empty homes are often blamed for the deepening property crisis but new ABS data sheds light on what’s really happening.
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