Capital city to the regions drift hits a record high
Migration of people from capital cities to the regions has hit a record high as tree changers and sea changers seek out alternative housing, work and lifestyle
Business confidence in Queensland is now worse than the levels experienced during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) in 2008.
Business Chamber Queensland’s March
Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold for now
Australian households have received some rare good news with the Reserve Bank voting unanimously to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 percent.
Despite this,
Ergon Energy Network and Energex have started recruitment for 125 new apprentices to start in February 2027.
The jobs will be based in metropolitan, rural and remote
Australia was one of only five G20 countries to experience weakening economic growth in the first quarter of 2026.
Figures released by the OECD last night showed that
Industry says tax changes will mean 9000 fewer homes
Proposed tax changes will result in fewer homes being built at a time when Australia desperately needs more, a peak property group said today.
The Property Council, in
‘Staggering’ jump in the cost of building an apartment
Houses in Queensland are shrinking in size but costing more, and the state now has the highest costs for building new apartments on the East Coast.
A Master Builders
Retirement decisions becoming harder in fragile system
Longer life expectancy, rising living costs and market instability are putting increased pressure on retirees trying to achieve sustainable income.
Many are likely to
Blue collar job decline disrupts class voting habits
By David Peetz
Class has always mattered, and now social democratic parties that sprung from a working class — including the Australian Labor Party – are finding out
The world’s major economies are delicately balanced, with prospects highly dependent on the speed of resolving the Middle East conflict.
The OECD’s latest Economic