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Australian housing market faces prolonged price and supply

137 clusters · 210 sources · last updated

Latest: Australian property prices see modest decline

The Australian housing market has entered a sustained downturn, with property values falling across approximately 93 per cent of capital city suburbs. By late 2026, national home prices were recorded at 3.6 per cent belo

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Australian housing supply and affordability trends

10 clusters · 22 sources · last updated

Latest: Housing shortages persist despite government targets in UK and Australia

Australia’s housing supply crisis persists as the nation continues to trail its National Housing Accord target. While dwellings under construction have reached record highs, the completion rate remains significantly belo

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Australian industry calls for skilled migration reform

5 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Australia migration policy debate intensifies over workforce shortages

Australian industry and business groups continue to advocate for skilled migration reforms to address critical workforce shortages in manufacturing, infrastructure, health, and agriculture. In the construction sector, t

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New Zealand Dollar market volatility

6 clusters · 67 sources · last updated

Latest: Reserve Bank of Australia raises cash rate to 4.60 per cent

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) has experienced significant volatility and downward pressure against major currencies. Initially, the NZD/USD pair showed signs of consolidation, fluctuating between moving averages as it est

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Australian economic growth slows amid manufacturing decline

6 clusters · 69 sources · last updated

Latest: Australia and US report August inflation data

The Australian economic landscape continues to show a divergence between essential and discretionary spending, alongside signs of slowing growth. While essential retailers like Woolworths have remained resilient, discret

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