Lydia Mahfouf
Australia’s Mineral Wealth Positions It as a Key Player in the Global Energy Transition
Australia strengthens its global lead in critical minerals with vast reserves and rising investment, shaping the future of key industries.
Australia’s Ban on Foreign Home Buyers Could Reshape Real Estate Investment
Australia's ban on foreign buyers targets resale homes, but experts say the real issue is housing supply, not foreign investment.
Cyclone Alfred Could Send Food Prices Soaring as It Targets Lockyer Valley
A critical farming region faces major losses as Tropical Cyclone Alfred looms, threatening food prices and economic stability across Australia.
The Rise of Young Australians in Suburbia: What’s Changing in Urban Landscapes
Young Australians are reshaping suburbs with new housing trends, transport upgrades, and urban planning shifts that redefine local communities.
Cyclone Alfred Shifts Course: Millions in Queensland and NSW Urged to Prepare
Cyclone Alfred shifts course, bringing severe weather warnings. High winds and heavy rain threaten Queensland and NSW as authorities prepare.
Insurance Transparency Questioned as Cyclone Alfred Intensifies in Australia
As Cyclone Alfred nears, insurers impose restrictions, raising concerns over policy transparency and disaster coverage gaps.
Brisbane in Lockdown as Cyclone Alfred Brings Severe Storms
Brisbane braces for Cyclone Alfred as schools shut and transport halts. Extreme weather looms, with authorities urging caution.
Why do Australian women still earn less than men? New report breaks it down
New data exposes a persistent gender pay gap in Australia, with women earning significantly less than men. Key figures and causes revealed.
Australia’s Looming Gas Crisis Fuels Major Political Clash
Australia’s gas battle intensifies as the Coalition pushes for fast-track approvals, while Labor warns of environmental and legal risks ahead.
Slow but Steady: Is Australia’s Economy Truly on the Path to Recovery?
Australia’s economy shows signs of recovery, but low productivity and investment raise concerns. The RBA remains cautious on rate cuts.
Fencing or death trap? How barbed wire is killing native species
A tragic find on an Australian roadside reveals a silent wildlife crisis. Kangaroos caught in barbed wire—how widespread is the danger?
Cyclone Alfred Prompts Emergency Measures Across Southeast Queensland
Cyclone Alfred is set to hit Brisbane, bringing severe weather and coastal evacuations. Authorities warn of heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding.
Experts Warn Millennials Are Neglecting Their Biggest Financial Asset
Many millennials focus on investments and side hustles but overlook superannuation—an oversight that could cost them thousands in retirement.
Buyer Confidence Returns as Sydney’s Property Market Shows Signs of Recovery
A Sydney home just sold for $725,000 above its reserve, as auction results point to shifting market dynamics. Buyer confidence is stirring.
Victoria’s Marine Life at Risk? New Offshore Drilling Project Sparks Controversy
The Australian government has approved ConocoPhillips' gas drilling project off Victoria’s coast, near protected marine zones. Environmental groups are raising concerns about the impact on marine life.
Melbourne’s Property Market Set to Rise as Interest Rates Drop
Lower interest rates are creating new momentum in Melbourne’s property market, opening opportunities for developers and investors while reshaping affordability.
Mortgage vs Rent: Which Australian Cities Offer the Best Value in 2025?
Housing affordability varies significantly across Australia. While some cities make renting the smarter choice, others show surprising mortgage advantages for buyers.
Australians to See Mortgage Relief as Major Banks Implement Rate Cut
Australia’s biggest banks are finally passing on a rate cut, but not everyone will see relief immediately. Some borrowers may need to act fast.
Selling Houses Australia Experts Reveal Costly Mistakes and Budget-Friendly Fixes
Many homeowners waste money on unnecessary renovations before selling. Experts reveal which mistakes to avoid and the simple upgrades that add real value.
Bill shock for Mount ISA Residents as Power Costs Soar After Scorching Summer
An intense heatwave in Mount Isa has caused unexpected spikes in electricity usage. Many families are struggling to manage skyrocketing costs.
Could Medium-Density Housing Be the Key to Addressing Australia’s Housing Crisis?
As the demand for affordable housing in regional Australia rises, councils are exploring medium-density developments to meet needs.
Australia’s Housing Crisis Deepens: Price Growth Ahead Amidst Rising Affordability Struggles
Australian home prices are set for only modest growth in 2025, with affordability concerns weighing on buyers. Structural issues remain unresolved.
Australian Pensioners Set to Become Some of the World’s Wealthiest
Australia’s retirees are on the brink of an unexpected financial transformation, with their wealth quietly outpacing global expectations. The shift is already underway.
Nauru Turns to ‘Golden Passports’ in Fight Against Rising Seas
A Pacific island nation is selling citizenship to finance its fight against climate change, but concerns over past failures and security risks remain.
Vulnerable Residents Left Homeless as Geraldton Caravan Park Shuts Its Doors
Elderly residents of a Geraldton caravan park face eviction after decades of living there, with few options left in a tightening housing market.
Historic first strike in 150 years shakes Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market
For the first time in history, Queen Victoria Market traders have gone on strike, protesting unexpected fee hikes and financial pressures. As stallholders stand their ground, the future of Melbourne’s…
Why Wealth Inheritance Is Shaping Australia’s Economy More than Hard Work
Generational wealth is becoming a key factor in financial security, but not everyone has access. As private wealth grows, so does the divide.
Marmota Extends Titanium Discovery in South Australia to Uncharted Lengths
Marmota has identified a promising titanium deposit in South Australia, extending farther than expected. Further drilling could confirm its true potential.
Investors Are Steering Away from Apartments in Favor of a New Housing Trend
New home construction in Australia is set to rise, driven by investor demand, but the increase may not be enough to bridge the housing gap.
Victoria’s Backyards Are Disappearing as Rising Land Costs Reshape Suburban Living
Victoria’s backyards are vanishing as soaring land prices push developers toward smaller home plots. With outdoor space shrinking to just a few metres, homeowners are being forced to rethink suburban…
