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Australian inflation, interest rate, and migration outlook

24 clusters · 108 sources · last updated

Latest: Australia's major banks forecast RBA interest rate hike

The outlook for Australian interest rates has become increasingly complex due to rising global commodity costs. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) faces pressure to raise rates as persistent inflation is driven by surgi

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Australia-EU free trade agreement dispute

7 clusters · 23 sources · last updated

Latest: Malcolm Turnbull criticizes Coalition opposition to Australia-EU trade deal

The Australian government’s proposed free-trade agreement with the European Union continues to face political friction, primarily from the Coalition and agricultural lobby groups. While the dispute has historically cente

[ACTIVE] [TECHNOLOGY] [AU] [US] [GB]

Australian digital and technology regulation

14 clusters · 71 sources · last updated

Latest: India and Australia propose new laws to combat AI deepfakes

The Australian government continues to pursue new regulatory frameworks for the digital and technology sectors. In September 2026, the federal government introduced the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill

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Australian housing market faces prolonged price and supply

138 clusters · 212 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

[ACTIVE] [POLITICS] [AU]

Michelle Landry retirement and Capricornia succession

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Matt Canavan considers Lower House run as Michelle Landry announces retirement

Michelle Landry, the Member of Parliament for Capricornia in central Queensland, announced her intention to retire at the 2028 federal election. Having held the seat since 2013, Landry cited the extensive travel requirem

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