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Tracey Ferrier

Thumbnail for Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold for fifth meeting in a row

Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold for fifth meeting in a row

Thumbnail for Holding pattern: Low interest in cutting rates as Reserve Bank meets

Holding pattern: Low interest in cutting rates as Reserve Bank meets

Thumbnail for Migration magnet Brisbane leading the way on home prices

Migration magnet Brisbane leading the way on home prices

Thumbnail for Jobseekers skipping meals in bid to stretch payments further

Jobseekers skipping meals in bid to stretch payments further

Thumbnail for Australian Crawl: Economy in slow lane but interest rate cuts no closer

Australian Crawl: Economy in slow lane but interest rate cuts no closer

Thumbnail for Economy is ‘very weak’ but no concerns about stagflation, says Reserve boss

Economy is ‘very weak’ but no concerns about stagflation, says Reserve boss

Thumbnail for Young Aussies locked out of housing market, but future ‘not bleak’ says Treasury boss

Young Aussies locked out of housing market, but future ‘not bleak’ says Treasury boss

Thumbnail for Lift in basic wage is welcome, but Reserve Bank says it won’t affect inflation

Lift in basic wage is welcome, but Reserve Bank says it won’t affect inflation

Thumbnail for Minimum wage earners to take home an extra $33 per week , says Fair Work

Minimum wage earners to take home an extra $33 per week , says Fair Work

Thumbnail for Death by 1000 cuts: Treasury boss reveals the ‘perfect storm’ behind housing crisis

Death by 1000 cuts: Treasury boss reveals the ‘perfect storm’ behind housing crisis

Thumbnail for Why does half of Australia’s natural gas attract no royalties, costing us billions?

Why does half of Australia’s natural gas attract no royalties, costing us billions?

Thumbnail for Inflation ticks higher than expected after fruit, veges push up prices

Inflation ticks higher than expected after fruit, veges push up prices

Thumbnail for Growth, if that’s what you call it, bouncing along the bottom at sickly 0.1 per cent

Growth, if that’s what you call it, bouncing along the bottom at sickly 0.1 per cent

Thumbnail for Government runs out of ideas, calls in experts for answers on slowing down domestic violence

Government runs out of ideas, calls in experts for answers on slowing down domestic violence

Thumbnail for Back with your parents or into a share house: Grim options for cash-strapped 20s

Back with your parents or into a share house: Grim options for cash-strapped 20s

Thumbnail for On a knife’s edge: RBA says inflation hiccup almost delivered another rates rise

On a knife’s edge: RBA says inflation hiccup almost delivered another rates rise

Thumbnail for Inflation fears, rates concerns weigh on confidence despite up-beat budget

Inflation fears, rates concerns weigh on confidence despite up-beat budget

Thumbnail for Growing gender pay gap an unwelcome after-effect of Covid pandemic

Growing gender pay gap an unwelcome after-effect of Covid pandemic

Thumbnail for Slightly more options for renters looking to move, but nothing to write home about

Slightly more options for renters looking to move, but nothing to write home about

Thumbnail for Jobless numbers are heading north despite 38,000 new roles added in April

Jobless numbers are heading north despite 38,000 new roles added in April

Thumbnail for Now for my next trick: Chalmers says his budget will ease inflation, but he’ll have to prove it

Now for my next trick: Chalmers says his budget will ease inflation, but he’ll have to prove it

Thumbnail for Markets say Budget could be ‘mildly inflationary’ as windfalls mask growth

Markets say Budget could be ‘mildly inflationary’ as windfalls mask growth

Thumbnail for No ‘baby bonus’ but Chalmers would still like us to have one for the country

No ‘baby bonus’ but Chalmers would still like us to have one for the country

Thumbnail for Living standards down, mortgage rates up – but finally some relief on the horizon

Living standards down, mortgage rates up – but finally some relief on the horizon