Tag: economy
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Micro Investing Australia Growing Among New Investors
Australian investors are increasingly exploring micro investing Australia, a trend that allows people to start investing with small, manageable amounts of money. These platforms have lowered the barriers to entry for new investors, offering simple interfaces, automated contributions, and access to diversified portfolios. As digital adoption grows and economic conditions continue to influence savings habits,…
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Luxury Real Estate in Australia Sees Rising Demand
The luxury real estate market in Australia is seeing increasing demand in 2025, with high end properties attracting both local and international buyers. A mix of lifestyle changes, stable economic conditions, and continued interest in premium coastal and metropolitan suburbs is driving growth across the sector. High value transactions are becoming more common, particularly in…
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Australian Tech Startup Funding Hits Record Levels
In 2025, Australian tech startup funding has reached unprecedented levels, reflecting strong investor confidence in the nation’s innovation sector. Startups focused on artificial intelligence, fintech, and green technology are attracting significant capital. Early stage companies benefit from supportive policies, accelerators, and venture capital programs across Australia. Industry analysts note that this surge in funding is…
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Australian Small Businesses 2025: Interest Rates and Inflation
Australian small businesses are no strangers to economic ups and downs, but the last few years have tested even the most seasoned operators. In 2025, two key financial pressures continue to dominate conversations: high interest rates and lingering inflation. Together, they are reshaping how businesses operate, plan, and survive in a rapidly shifting landscape. With…
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Healthscope Collapse Australia 2025: Impact on Healthcare and the Private Sector
Australia’s private healthcare sector has been shaken by the dramatic Healthscope collapse Australia 2025, one of the country’s largest private hospital operators. The announcement in late May sent ripples through the industry, raising concerns about the future of private hospitals, the stability of healthcare jobs, and the mounting pressure on public hospitals already struggling under…
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Jobs Report in Australia: June 2025 Unemployment Rise Sparks Rate Cut Expectations
The June 2025 Jobs Report Australia revealed a dramatic shift in the labour market. The unemployment rate unexpectedly climbed to 4.3 per cent, its highest level since November 2021, casting doubt over what had been considered a resilient labour market and triggering sharp market moves. Full time jobs fell by 38,200, despite a modest 2,000 net increase…
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The Federal Budget 2020-21: What you need to know before it’s announced
The Morrison government will announce perhaps the most significant federal budget within the last few decades, hoping to re-stimulate the Australian economy. The annual event is set to take place on Tuesday night, with treasurer Josh Frydenberg taking centre stage to address the government’s plans for a post-COVID-19 recovery. Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in…
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Rodney Adler breaks down the stimulus package and the future effect of Covid-19 on our economy.
The Australian government under the leadership of Scott Morrison has done an excellent job dealing with the economic implications of the coronavirus and of course the handling of the virus itself. With less than 7300 cases and currently just over 100 deaths, the leadership of Australia can be rightfully proud. Everything done to date can…
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Freelancers talk: How Coronavirus is affecting the most vulnerable jobs
As the unprecedented Corona crisis hits, Australian freelancers are struggling to keep their jobs. In Australia, freelancers occupy 10% of the job market, providing highly skilled, independent labour for the Australian workforce. Unlike traditional job roles, freelancing works on a project to project basis, offering virtually no job security. Without paid leave, consistent wages, and long-term…
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Why it’s Important to Offer Mental Health “Off Days”
In the past a stigma surrounding mental health made it difficult for people to turn up to work knowing the state of their mental health was given little consideration. However, as research and awareness continues to grow, so to has the supportive culture around mental health in the workplace. Andrew Dempster, director of Health, Ageing…