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Every Aussie has lost $8900 this year
广东时时彩11选五 www.yya1n.com.cn Australia could be in for some of the hardest times it has seen in years as the ‘wealth effect’ plays out this Christmas.
Here’s what’s spooking investors
Investors are spooked by shrinking share prices all across the world. David and Libby Koch examine five key reasons for their worry.
Shock figures bust housing crisis myth
Yesterday, we were warned of an imminent market collapse and economic crisis. But figures out today paint a different picture.
Sneaky way you’re being ripped off
Blood pressure-raising new research has shown how retailers are ripping us off at record levels at the worst possible time of the year.
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Sneaky way you’re being ripped off
Blood pressure-raising new research has shown how retailers are ripping us off at record levels at the worst possible time of the year.
Shock figures bust housing crisis myth
Yesterday, we were warned of an imminent market collapse and economic crisis. But figures out today paint a different picture.
Treasurer savagely trolls Aussie city
In a brutal smackdown to South Australia, the NSW treasurer told reporters that “nobody wants to live in Adelaide” while talking up his own state.
Prepare for ‘severe housing collapse’
Australia is warned to prepare “contingency plans for a severe collapse in the housing market” that could lead to a “crisis situation” in our banks.
‘Emergency’: Number shocks economists
Growth had been looking good recently. Economists were optimistic. But when the ABS put out the official figures they were shocked.
‘How house prices could fall 50pc’
House prices collapse, Australia plunges into recession and a $300b bailout is needed to save the banks. Here’s how it could happen.
Every Aussie has lost $8900 this year
Australia could be in for some of the hardest times it has seen in years as the ‘wealth effect’ plays out this Christmas.
Laughter erupts at leader’s humiliation
Desperate British PM Theresa May faced howls of laughter when she was forced to make an embarrassing concession on Brexit.
Paris ignites as protesters gassed
‘Yellow Vest’ anti-Macron protesters in Paris have clashed with police, as tear gas was fired near the Champs-Elysees in France’s capital.
China threatens ‘grave consequences’
A nasty spat has erupted between China and the US - with Canada caught firmly in the middle - after the arrest of a top Huawei executive.
Paris revolt: ‘Ultra-violent’ mobs roam
Shocking scenes have rocked Paris with huge mobs of protesters turning violent. More than 1000 people have been arrested.
Trump ‘implicated’ in felony
Donald Trump has been dealt a trifecta of legal trouble in a bombshell by Robert Mueller. What the president saw in the filing has to terrify him.
Is now the time to buy property?
The end of Australia’s property market downturn could be closer than it seems, with some rushing to buy now before a new boom begins.
RBA keeps cash rate on hold
The RBA has kept the official cash rate on hold for its final meeting of 2018, extending Australia’s longest ever period without a change to 28 months.
House crash: Is it time to panic?
THE key people who control the Aussie economy seem relaxed about falling property prices, but are they ignoring the danger?
Australia’s $19 billion budget shock
THE final outcome of the government’s 2017/18 budget was revealed today and there was a $19 billion surprise.
Australia’s hidden $1 trillion debt
WE’RE celebrating budget surpluses and spending billions but one number reveals a very different picture and it’s causing concern.
When will we get the tax cuts?
IF YOU were hoping for a July 1 boost thanks to the Turnbull Government’s tax cuts, you’ll probably be disappointed.
