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Next year is packed with potential shifts in the economy but many economists and investment analysts expect that the country will likely avoid a recession in 2024 even as growth

Housing starts rose 14.8% in November to a rate of 1.56 million units.

The new reality of soaring South Australian house prices must not entrench wealth inequality, argues Susan F. Stone.

An Australian on a middle income might have to seriously consider moving if they wish to buy a dream home, with city prices out of reach for the average worker.

The Cairns Post

Housing and welfare groups call on Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton to show leadership amid rise in ‘nonsense’ rhetoric

Yesterday the U.S. Government took a step addressing robocalls! But in that vein, sorry for the delay in sending out today’s Commentary. I received an email earlier this morning saying that my Mont Blanc quill pen set had shipped, and for me to click on a link to track it. After clicking on the link, I was asked to provide my birthday, address, the VIN on my 1988 Corolla, and some other information. After a while, I realized that a) I never ordered a quill pen set, and that b) Montblanc i...

Economists' first prediction: The job market will remain strong but not as hot as the past year.

The supply shortage is unlikely to spur strong price growth over the near to medium term, but it could underpin the next reboun, experts say.

Townsville Bulletin