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Housing values rising at the fastest pace in more than two years

The pace of growth in Australian home values accelerated in October, rising by 1.1%, the fastest monthly gain since June 2023.

My first 'roughie' call: how I predicted Gough Whitlam's dismissal, and nobody believed me

Fifty years on, I reflect on a call I made about the sacking of former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. This is my take on November 11, 1975.

Switzer Investing TV – 10 Nov 2025: the market pullback explained | is the RBA really done cutting rates, and is the next move an increase?

Get the full story behind the latest stock market pullback—and how you can position your portfolio defensively in uncertain times. Paul Rickard and guests break down why the markets have turned cautious, whether rate cuts are finished, and what it all means for shares, property, and your money.

Should we be suspicious of this current market rally?

After the last week that left global investors scratching their heads, markets are back in the green — but the question is whether this bounce has real legs.

ASIC issues new warning for SMSF holders

A review by the ASIC has raised serious concerns many financial advisers may be encouraging people to set up an SMSF even though it isn’t in their best interests.

Shocking news: PM Albo could bring back power rebates as prices soar

Want to be shocked? Try this: energy experts tip our average power bill will go up about 15% at the end of the year but the PM M is mounting a household cost of living rescue plan.

John Laws - the 'golden tonsils' - passes away, aged 90

John Laws was one of the most influential, commercially successful yet polarising figures in the history of Australian radio broadcasting. He has died at the age of 90.

Aussie retailer sticks it to Victoria’s Secret

A famous Australian who few Aussies know is twisting the arm of the board of Victoria’s Secret, one of the world’s most provocatively well-known businesses, to give him a seat to turnaround its flagging fortunes.

Supreme Court begins hearings on whether Trump's tariffs are legal or bunk: what's at stake

At stake is not only whether the sweeping tariffs will be upheld, but the extent to which the Supreme Court is willing to extend the limits of presidential power.

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