The bottom has well and truly fallen out of Australia’s auction market, with Cotality’s final clearance rate for last weekend collapsing to only 43.6% nationally, the worst result since late June: ...

TME with a big roundup of equity charts. Soggy tech, Russell revived The market is starting to look very different beneath the surface. Nasdaq remains trapped in its trading range, tech volatility ...

Gas reservation, such as it is, has finally arrived. A plan to ease power bills by pumping the Australian energy market with an oversupply of gas will now likely become law despite lingering concerns ...

The Albanese government is trying to censor debate via its Digital Duty of Care Bill, which would make the eSafety Commissioner the central regulator with significantly expanded powers to police what ...

DXY is still chopping wood while EUR tries. AUD has North Asian support. The twins keep dooming it up. Metals are serene. Miners not so much. EM is a concern. But junk is trying it on. As the long ...

War headlines today. Iran bombs 4 tankers. Houthis bomb Riyadh again. Russian diesel exports resume as Ukraine stops refinery attacks. Israel in political deadlock, Brent was up and diesel was down as ...

In April this year, Professor Bruce Mountain and former energy executive Ted Woodley warned that Snowy Hydro 2.0 could ultimately cost $42 billion, comprising direct construction costs of $20 billion, ...

Sydney’s housing correction has reached a new milestone, with dwelling values down 10% from their 6 March 2026 peak, according to Cotality’s daily dwelling values index. Sydney’s current decline of 10 ...

ABC 7.30 Report ran a segment on how Australia’s rental crisis is forcing tenants into group accommodation and other sub-optimal living arrangements to save on costs. “Real estate agents say these ...

I almost admire Andrew Forrest today. Andrew Forrest wants diesel gone from Fortescue’s Pilbara mines by 2028, as the mining magnate lashed US President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin for ...

Over the past decade, taxpayers have heavily subsidised virtually every large-scale renewable project undertaken in Australia. To meet the federal government’s 82% renewable energy target (RET), ...