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Australians still intend to purchase property over the next 12 months, regardless of any interest rate increases that take place, according to Datamonitor.
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Ever-rising house prices are a classic policy failure, ripe for a reforming government.
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Property sales should be better policed in the wake of a scam that resulted in Perth man Roger Mildenhall having a property sold without his knowledge, the Real…
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While talk continues in the US about the need for another stimulatory package and slow growth in Europe remains a concern, Australia is one of the few countries…
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Australian PM Julia Gillard has announced that the Australian Ministry of Immigration will be the responsibility of Chris Bowen.
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The most affordable state or territory in which to own a home is the Australian Capital Territory.
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Housing finance commitments rose in July, which suggests that the Australian property market could be recovering, according to Master Builders Australia.
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ANALYSIS: Sometimes it seems we live in a parallel universe when it comes to the Chinese economy - there's the China of imminent disaster that's will take us do…
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The Bureau of Statistics figures show 53,100 full-time jobs were created in August, with part-time employment easing by 22,100, leaving a net gain of 30,900 pos…
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision not to change official interest rates has been welcomed by the Real Estate Institute of Australia.
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Australia's job market keeps growing, adding 30,900 jobs in August, driving the unemployment rate down to 5.1% and putting the Reserve Bank of Australia on noti…
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Now that a government has been formed, issues addressing the housing market can be addressed, according to the Real Estate Institute of Australia.
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