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| | | ... and councils. The expansion of retail real estate is also being hampered by residential developments to solve the housing crisis where opportunities are simply running out, Miles said. "There really isn't going to be an increase in supply [in this ... |
| | | | ... also highlighted the launch follows a long period where Australia had become an "outlier". "Following the Global Financial Crisis many countries around the world shifted from using bank bill ratesets (like LIBOR and BBSW) to using repo-based ratesets ... |
| | | | ... "We're launching this at a time when yields are more attractive than they've been since before the Global Financial Crisis and, before that, since the 1990s. Yield levels are fairly attractive." As part of the range, the Macquarie Global Yield ... |
| | | | ... with super see the rising cost of living as a concern. "Retirees are among the groups hit hardest by the cost-of-living crisis because their budgets are weighted towards the things going up in price the most," Delahunty said. For homeowners aged 65 to ... |
| | | | ... Hauser said the RBA is concerned about three risks that might push inflation further up: the Middle East and the ongoing crisis, unexpected global boom driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and the weakness of the supply potential of the Australian ... |
| | | | ... Australians to sacrifice their retirement savings to fix policy problems they didn't cause, like inflation and the housing crisis," Delahunty said. "These problems need real policy solutions that build more houses and lower the cost of living, not unimaginative ... |
| | | | ... years ago. AIA Australia chief executive and managing director Damien Mu commented Australia's worsening mental health crisis required insurers to think differently about their product set and how they can best support people. "We need to rethink ... |
| | | | ... also urged to establish risk appetite, escalation authority, recovery priorities and communication strategies before a crisis, given frontiers AI could compress incident response timeframes. Defensive AI is emerging as a potential tool for threat intelligence ... |
| | | | Australia is in the grips of an unprecedented mental health crisis. It joins a league of other, what anthropologist Joseph Henrich coins as "Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich and Democratic" or "WEIRD" countries, grappling with the perfect storm ... |
| | | | ... which involves working closely to address rising mental health challenges and reduce the number of Australians reaching crisis before seeking help. They will also focus on early intervention and prevention and support employers to address psychological ... |
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