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Building data centres near existing solar and wind projects in regional Australia would not only support local jobs and industry, but could reduce the amount of energy going to waste. The Electrical Trades Union released the findings on Wednesday from a report into NSW data...
Superannuation is set for its most significant change in decades but a week ahead of implementation, many businesses – and potentially the clearance system itself – aren’t ready. From July 1, employee superannuation contributions must land in members’ accounts within seven days of payday instead...
Building wealth is rarely the result of one big decision. More often, it is the outcome of small, consistent habits repeated over time. At the heart of those habits is one simple principle: spend less than you earn and make sure your money has a...
From 1 July 2026, Australian employers will need to manage superannuation guarantee payments differently. Under the Payday Super reform, super will move away from being mainly a quarterly compliance task and become part of the regular payroll process. In simple terms, employers will need to...
Your home is more than bricks, mortar, paint and flooring. It is the place where life happens. It is where families gather, memories are made, visitors are welcomed, and everyday routines unfold. For many people, their home is also one of their largest financial assets,...
Aged care is one of the most important conversations a family can have, yet it is also one of the easiest to delay. Many families only begin thinking seriously about aged care when there is a health event, a fall, a hospital admission, or a...
Estate planning is one of those topics many people know is important, but often put off. It can feel uncomfortable, complicated or something to “deal with later”. Yet a well-structured estate plan can be one of the greatest gifts you leave behind for your family....
Life insurance is one of those topics many people know is important, yet often place in the “I’ll deal with it later” basket. Unlike saving for a holiday, buying a home, or investing for retirement, life insurance does not feel exciting. It is not something...
Yoga and Pilates offer numerous benefits for people of all ages, including those leading into and during retirement. It’s essential to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new exercise program, especially if you have underlying health conditions. Additionally, consider finding classes or instructors...
Key points The RBA in wait and assess mode The RBA’s decision to leave rates on hold at 4.35% was no surprise with the money market pricing in no change ahead of the meeting and all 26 economists surveyed by Bloomberg expecting the same. This...
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has not ruled out hiking interest rates again if inflation keeps rising, after the bank left rates on hold for the first time in 2026. Following three consecutive rate rises, the central bank’s monetary policy board voted unanimously to leave...
Investors are prematurely offloading their properties before tax changes even hit the market, resulting in a listings boom but fewer rentals. Rental listings across the country have shown large annual falls, with the steepest downturn so far in May. All capital cities were part of...
Australia’s superannuation industry is underinvested when it comes to the nation’s renewable energy transition, an environmental advocacy group claims. The 30 largest super funds directly contributed $771 million of the $99 billion invested in Australian clean energy projects since 2020, roughly 0.03 per cent of...
Parliamentarians are being urged to pass laws limiting tax breaks for property investors and not “let the perfect be the enemy of the good”. Looming tax reforms would help make the tax system more equitable, independent economist Saul Eslake said on day one of a...
Migration opponents are being warned big cuts to Australia’s intake numbers would cause havoc for the economy and impact housing targets. Immigration and housing numbers were out of balance with each other but dramatic cuts were not the solution, minister Tony Burke said ahead of...
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