Matthew Elmas
The New Daily
Australia
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Reserve Bank hikes interest rates at 10th straight meeting
The Reserve Bank has raised its interest rates target another 0.25 percentage points in March and has signalled even further hikes. → Read More
RBA prepares another interest rates hike despite slowing economy
Struggling home owners face more bad news this week as the Reserve Bank prepares yet another hike in interest rates. → Read More
What a cap on superannuation tax concessions means for you
Changes to superannuation will crackdown on tax breaks for the wealthy, alongside a new purpose for the system. → Read More
New data to reveal 'million-dollar question' for rates, recession fears
Fears of a recession in early-2023 are set to be eased on Wednesday as experts prepare for robust economic growth. → Read More
Families 'moving to value' as higher grocery prices bite: Coles boss
Changes in grocery prices facing Coles are being driven by a range of factors, with price pressures continuing in some areas. → Read More
'End the super wars': Treasurer unveils goal for superannuation
“We’ll move to end the super wars once and for all, and make sure that future changes to the system are compatible with its very objective.” → Read More
RBA boss Philip Lowe says inflation still too high, flags hikes
RBA boss Philip Lowe gave no clues about how many more mortgage bill hikes are coming in his first public remarks of 2023. → Read More
Kmart posts bumper earnings as shoppers hunt low prices
Australian shoppers are flocking to discount chain Kmart as the cost of living crisis bites, with the company unveiling a big result. → Read More
Regional 'love affair' ends as property prices plunge: CoreLogic
An Australian "love affair" with moving out of cities has ended, with regional areas suffering sharp declines in property prices. → Read More
Massive NBN bonuses face cuts in federal government crackdown
NBN executives face having their massive bonuses slashed as the federal government reins in largesse at the taxpayer-owned company. → Read More
Petrol prices reach $2: Motorists squeezed as bowsers soar
Australian motorists are being squeezed by near-record petrol prices again, as service stations across major capital cities hike. → Read More
Optus hack drives spike in telco complaints: TIO
The Optus data breach has driven a spike in complaints against the telco industry, with more than 17,900 Australians writing to the ombudsman. → Read More
Australian coal arrives in China, sparking optimism of trade renewal
Optimism is building that a spate of trade sanctions imposed on Australian exports by China will be lifted in coming months. → Read More
Mortgage squeeze worsens as RBA prepares first rate hike of 2023
Millions of Australian homeowners are facing yet another jump in their mortgage bills this week, with a fresh rate hike incoming. → Read More
Gas bill hikes prompt Australians to go electric
Bill shock is sweeping Australia right now as major gas retailers hike prices by hundreds of dollars a year this week. → Read More
Gas bill hikes: Huge price rises at AGL, Origin, EnergyAustralia
Australian households are facing huge jumps in their gas bills later this week as retailers pass through double-digit price increases. → Read More
Where petrol prices are headed as the holiday rush winds down
Petrol prices have plunged from New Years highs across major capitals, but motorists should take advantage quickly. → Read More
Inflation soars to three-decade high as power and grocery bills bite
Australia's annual inflation rate has risen to a three decade high over the December quarter amid soaring power and grocery bills. → Read More
Housing outlook improves despite further falls in property prices
The slide in Australian property prices eased sharply over the December quarter, with fresh data revealing falls slowed six-fold. → Read More
Manuka honey: NZ vows to continue legal battle with Australians
Honey hostilities between New Zealand and Australia will continue despite a legal battle over the naming rights to manuka honey collapsing. → Read More