This week marks a final bright spot for the country’s biggest lenders as slowing credit growth, margin pressure and bad debts emerge amid a softening housing market.

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Labor’s economic policies have damaged the economy beyond repair, with Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers to pay a heavy price at the ballot ...

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A respected Liberal stalwart with 50 years in the party has quit ‘in disgust’ and joined One Nation’s Warringah branch on Sydney’s northern ...

Overview Cotality’s National Home Value Index recorded its largest monthly drop in July this year (down 0.7%) since December 2022 as the ...

The number of mortgage holders facing extreme repayment stress has surged to 1.06 million, with the burden falling most heavily on ...

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More than a million Aussie borrowers could find themselves trapped in a “mortgage prison” as extreme repayment stress jumps to highest ...

Extreme mortgage stress among Australian home owners has jumped to its highest level since mid-2024, with lower-income households copping ...

Australia may be living through an erosion of trust in institutions and a breakdown in social cohesion, but charities have emerged largely ...