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Mortgage defaults have risen across Australia this year, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings.
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The number of people living in Australia increased to 22,342,000 in the 12 months up to June 30th, a new report has revealed.
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The RBA says rising household savings are likely to take pressure off inflation if cautious spending habits among consumers continue.
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The state migration plan for Tasmania includes a number of eligible occupations ideal for people considering emigrating to Australia. These include nurses, engi…
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THE Coalition will scour government-owned land around Melbourne for potential new residential development sites, in a bid to ease the city's problem of increasi…
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The New South Wales government has approved amended plans for a new development of residential and commercial property on Sydney's foreshore.
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Australia's housing market changed direction in June 2010. Capital growth actually ground to a halt on the back of seventeen months of consecutive gains.
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APM believes the Australian economy will continue to strengthen, and that increased property buyer activity and price growth is likely by the middle of the year…
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This feature takes a look at the ten factors that will impact on the Australian economy in 2011 according to NAB.
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Surveys of strategists and economists by Bloomberg News show none of the so-called commodity currencies are likely to strengthen next year. Not even demand for …
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Australian property investors should consider purchasing over the coming weeks as there are few buyers out there, meaning they could find themselves a bargain.
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Policy changes and an interest rate freeze are required if building recovery is to take place next year, according to Master Builders.
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