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Egg, housing costs might fry hopes of earlier rate cut

A jump in the cost of building and renovating homes is not helping the case for more rate cuts. Headline inflation remained steady at 2.4 per cent in the 12 …

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‘Devastated’, rudderless Liberals mourn historic defeat

Peter Dutton has been booted out of parliament in a bloodbath for the coalition, becoming the first opposition leader to lose his seat in a federal election. As it became …

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Leadership options emerge for decimated Liberals

Early contenders for the Liberal leadership are emerging after Peter Dutton’s shock defeat left a vacuum at the head of the party. Dutton became the first opposition leader to lose …

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‘Liberation Day’ overshadows Reserve Bank’s rate call

US President Donald Trump’s promised “liberation day” is coming, but Australian mortgage holders hoping to be freed from high interest rates might have to wait a while longer. The Reserve …

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Labor gets tick on tax cut, Liberal fuel plan sputters

Voters can expect a tax cut regardless of who wins the federal election, but while both boost Australians’ hip-pocket, economists say Labor’s plan will make the nation better off than …

BUDGET25: Higher deficit locked in as storms cloud budget outlook

Australia is on track for structural deficits as far as the government can see, clouding the economy’s final approach to a soft landing. The federal budget, unveiled by Treasurer Jim …

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Labor pains as Dutton rides high in polls

Peter Dutton appears to be kicking with the wind behind his back, with multiple opinion polls showing the Albanese government could be on the nose with voters as an election …

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Poll places coalition in election pole position

Labor has a mountain to climb to prevent Peter Dutton from forming government at the next election, with polling predicting a coalition wave in outer suburbs. The coalition will be …

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Aussies with HECS debts to get easier mortgage access

Australians looking to enter the housing market but held back by their student debts will be given a helping hand under changes to lending requirements. Home ownership will be made …

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‘Miserable’ employment services failing job seekers

Organisations tasked with helping unemployed Australians find jobs are being “rewarded” with perverse incentives for putting people in ill-suited roles, exacerbating labour shortages. Despite the tight jobs market, many Australians …

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