Where housing rental prices are spiking
There’s fierce competition for rental property in Australia’s regions, with the average asking price in one area climbing to $620 per week.
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China’s big threat over key Aussie export
Chinese media is boasting the Asian superpower has driven commodity prices down, leaving Australian iron ore exports ‘hit hard’.
ASX inches higher, big bank hits record
The ASX gained ground for the third straight day, recording modest gains as iron ore miners dragged while Commonwealth Bank hit a record high.
Expense claims ATO is cracking down on
Aussies who continue to claim deductions for these items — despite working from home — will find themselves on the ATO’s radar this tax time.
Big question hanging over payment platforms
Zip continues its aggressive expansion push despite the recent tech sector rout and research showing buy now, pay later customer loyalty is ‘limited’.
ASX seesaws as volatility spreads
The ASX closed marginally higher after tumultuous trade, with opportunists pouncing on a company that got hammered midweek.
The shopping habit that won’t die
Shopping trends are returning to normal after changing dramatically during COVID-19, with one old-fashioned behaviour proving surprisingly resilient.
The next generation is better than us
Many parents worry that their pre-teen is growing up in a frightening, screen-based world, but there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about Generation Alpha.
Sea of red as ASX hammered
The ASX was smashed lower, with one company plunging more than 45 per cent. Here’s what caused the broader slump.
ASX in three-day winning streak
The ASX rose for the third straight day, led by resources stocks on the back of higher commodity prices and helped by banks including Macquarie.
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