Issue #3
28 September 2026 • Edited by Finance Desk
Property and construction take the front page: regional prices, build-to-rent, and the projects that pencil when rates finally turn.
Affordability pressures and remote work are tilting demand toward regional markets.
Read the full story →Bulk commodity prices found support on fresh policy signals from Beijing.
Read the full story →E-commerce and supply-chain reshoring are driving fierce competition for warehouse assets.
Read the full story →A crude price spike does not hit the household budget all at once. It moves through the economy in a sequence, starting at the petrol pump and ending, eventually, in the inflation figures.
Read the full story →Australia added 39,500 workers in August and still posted its highest jobless rate since late 2021. A rush of new job seekers explains the paradox, and it hands the Reserve Bank the cooling it has been waiting for.
Read the full story →NAB's closely watched survey has turned negative for the first time since the pandemic. This time the culprit is a cost squeeze, and it is eating into profits.
Read the full story →The selectors back youth ahead of a demanding northern hemisphere schedule.
Read the full story →The Melbourne medical-scribe company has raised a US$100 million Series C and is now worth A$1.26 billion. The bigger story is what it wants its AI to do next.
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