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Against all logic and decades of previous experience, housing prices appear to have not just stabilised but turned the corner, writes Ian Verrender. This isn't supposed to be happening. 

Against all logic and decades of previous experience, housing prices appear to have not just stabilised but turned the corner, writes Ian Verrender. This isn't supposed to be happening. 

Ian Verrender is the ABC's business editor. He tweets at @IanVerrender.

With 10 consecutive rate rises, the Reserve Bank is finally giving Australian households a break.  It's placed rates on hold, but will it last?  Today, the ABC's business editor, Ian Verrender, on how there's been a big shift in the RBA board’s thinking, and what comes next.  Featured:  Ian Verrender, ABC business editor 

Analysis - At the beginning of the year most were convinced inflation was a short-term reaction to the pandemic. Now it's proving to be far more persistent.

Yes, Australia's national carrier has reportedly rubbed our national broadcaster the wrong way resulting in noticeable tension between the two.

Expectations are high, but the appointment of the former Four Corners host represents a mandate for change on the ABC’s flagship current affairs show.

One key reason for the crisis is that gas extraction firms export most of it, leaving little for domestic use. Read more at straitstimes.com.

After being snowed by the gas companies at first, Chris Bowen and Madeleine King have announced plans to toughen the domestic gas reserve mechanism.

We are being told that there is a gas shortage and the coal industry is failing because it has been run down in favour of renewables. Sue Bull argues these claims are fraudulent.