‘Whopping’ Aussie housing price surge
It’s been two decades since residential property prices soared at the rate seen in the past 12 months, with houses in one city now nudging $1.5m on average, new data shows.
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The ASX was flat, as caution fell over global markets in the lead up to the last US Federal Reserve meeting for the year, but Woolies was smashed.
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Where Aussies will chug most Christmas booze
One Australian state looks set to take out the Christmas beer guzzling gong, while another is poised to pop the most champers, a survey suggests.
ASX boosted by Wall St record high
The ASX was propelled higher by a strong US lead, briefly piercing a key psychological level, with property and resources among the winning sectors.
Aussie city where a unit costs $1.05m
Three cities have smashed all-time records for property auctions, while the two biggest beat previous highs, new data reveals.
ASX follows northern markets lower
The ASX followed the negative lead of US and European markets, with Afterpay and CSL proving major drags.
Insane figure Aussies will spend on sales
Aussies have been breaking records for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and post-Christmas sales are also tipped to reach new heights.
Investors ‘holster guns’ as ASX dips
The ASX followed European markets lower amid a rise in Covid cases there, but Wall Street seems to have shrugged off Omicron fears.
‘Couldn’t believe it’: Cafe owner’s genius idea
Melbourne cafe owners Abigail Forsyth and her brother Jamie were appalled by disposable coffee cups. So they launched a globe-spanning empire.
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