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Australia s farmers set for record $70bn year – but labour shortages and Covid rules threaten harvest | Rural Australia

Australia s farmers set for record $70bn year – but labour shortages and Covid rules threaten harvest | Rural Australia
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Rabobank Australia wins inaugural Medium Employer of Year Award for diversity employment

Rabobank Australia wins inaugural Medium Employer of Year Award for diversity employment
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What s China s beef now? South American meat producers stake claim in Chinese market amid trade disruptions with Australia

What s China s beef now? South American meat producers stake claim in Chinese market amid trade disruptions with Australia
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Biggest money myths: finance experts reveal advice you should ignore

Biggest money myths: finance experts reveal advice you should ignore Stephen Johnson, Economics Reporter For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Forgoing your daily cappuccino from the cafe won t help you buy a house sooner - and nor will keeping your money under the bed. Financial experts have debunked the myth that Australians can save up for a mortgage deposit sooner by giving up on little luxuries. Buying a home with a backyard is certainly getting a lot harder with median Australian capital city house prices in February alone surging by 2.3 per cent to $723,607 - or by 4.4 per cent in just three months, CoreLogic data showed.

The biggest money myths: Financial experts reveal the advice you should never listen to

Forgoing your daily cappuccino from the cafe won t help you buy a house sooner - and nor will keeping your money under the bed. Financial experts have debunked the myth that Australians can save up for a mortgage deposit sooner by giving up on little luxuries. Buying a home with a backyard is certainly getting a lot harder with median Australian capital city house prices in February alone surging by 2.3 per cent to $723,607 - or by 4.4 per cent in just three months, CoreLogic data showed. To get a loan, a potential borrower needs to save up at least $150,000 to cover a 20 per cent deposit and state government stamp duty.

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