Kate McIntyre

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Add as a preferred source on Google It seems like the Middle East conflict has driven up the price of just about everything.

It seems like the Middle East conflict has driven up the price of just about everything. While it hasn’t directly impacted Australian energy prices, experts warn of our reliance on international markets and the uncertainty around how wholesale prices could track in 2026-27.

Energy experts reveal simple home changes that saved one Aussie household more than $3,000 a year as wholesale price uncertainty looms.

Add as a preferred source on Google Investors disincentivised from buying and investors disincentivised from selling – the budget reforms

Investors disincentivised from buying and investors disincentivised from selling – the budget reforms on the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) discount and negative gearing could create a catch 22 in market activity, property experts say.

While Mum-and-dad investors face the sharpest pain from budget tax reforms, many high-net-worth investors are quietly pivoting to another type of investment beyond the political crosshairs.

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Add as a preferred source on Google Tiny homes have recently been touted as the ultimate solution to the housing crisis, however they may not be a viable option for everyone.

Tiny homes have been touted as a solution to the housing crisis, but experts warn strict council rules and practical limitations make them unsuitable for many Australians.