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Switzer Daily 1 April 2021 A friend of mine who generally believes in my overall views on the economy and stock market was spooked by a so-called economic expert who was predicting a day of reckoning and a massive collapse of the world economic system, share and property prices! Of course, this doomsdayer was recommending going into gold and wait for the Armageddon! My friend (who I’ve nicknamed Stavros over the years because of his Greek heritage) sent me a chart via text that must have been used on a TV show to scare the pants off my mate and anyone else who watched the programme.

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott says digital disruption is massive, but don’t expect the bank to jump on the latest fintech craze for the sake of it.

21 Thread(s) England spinner Jack Leach likened controversial umpiring decisions to football's VAR debate after DRS denied him two wickets on the opening day of the second Test against India in Chennai. Leach appeared to have centurion Rohit Sharma stumped by Ben Foakes - only for the batsman to be reprieved even though the replay showed his foot on the crease instead of behind it. Soon afterwards, his appeal for a bat-pad catch against Ajinkya Rahane was turned down, with the third umpire failing to spot that the ball had brushed the glove before settling into the hands of fielder Ollie...

Other "buyer's markets" such as Mays Hill in the Greater Parramatta area had a high supply of newly built units. The higher supply of available housing in these regions was a reversal of the climate in much of the rest of the city where rampant buyer demand and plummeting listing levels have sent prices skyrocketing. Ethan Rogers and Angelique Nisbet said they got much better value in the southwest. Picture: Tim Hunter Listing levels across the Greater Sydney area were at a four-year low in December, while realestate.com.au research showed NSW buyer demand increased 53 per cent annually....

The wife of one of Australia's richest men has splashed out $12.5million to buy a boutique hotel.  Amber Symond bought the heritage mansion at Potts Point in Sydney's inner city to turn it into a private residence. Ms Symond is married to John Symond, leading Australian mortage broker and founder of renowned property business Aussie Home Loans.   For the past 30 years the property was an exclusive hotel for wealthy visitors to take in the sights of Sydney. Constructed from earthy red-bricks with Tudor arches and stained glass windows the house features stylistic elements dating back to the...