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- Sep 4, 2026
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Housing affordability 'to remain a challenge' as rates hit record low (opens the original)
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Housing affordability rates are at a record low, with households earning $125,000 able to afford around one in every 10 homes sold. Mortgage repayments as a share of household income are also at their highest rate since 1989. Economists say affordability will remain a significant challenge until there is a meaningful increase in housing supply. Housing affordability has fallen to its lowest rate on record, with households earning a typical income only able to afford about one in every 10 homes s
Corporate Travel Management shares plummet — as it happened (opens the original)
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Shares in travel services company Corporate Travel Management have plunged 85 per cent. The company arranges business trips globally, and clients have ranged from Australian parliamentarians to big enterprises such as Wesfarmers. It comes on the back of a $100 million overcharging scandal. The market today has given the Australian travel giant a savage assessment of its earnings prospects. Meanwhile, federal parliament is hosting an inquiry into intergenerational housing inequality. Greens senat
Scandal-plagued KPMG starts to pay the bill for its mistakes (opens the original)
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Predictable things are happening to embattled consulting firm KPMG. The bill is being paid for some of its poor choices. Some of its most senior leaders have been exposed in excruciating hearings before a parliamentary committee. Each hearing has been a drip-feed of painful new revelations, apologies for misleading facts given in previous hearings and the torment of watching people attempting to minimise and deflect what are clear and obvious bad calls. This hasn't happened because some rogue ju
AI costs are rising for Australian businesses. Does it compute? (opens the original)
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Businesses are looking for ways to measure the return on the billions being spent on AI. Some say they are "years away" from judging bottom-line impacts. Australian businesses paying to use AI are weighing up what value they are getting from the disruptive technology. "It's actually only really a relatively new thing that we have started to speak about," Anna Volkova, the head of people and culture at HR software company HiBob, told ABC News. The platform has seen wins from using artificial inte
Home loan fraud uncovered at 10 major banks (opens the original)
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The financial crimes agency AUSTRAC has uncovered mortgage fraud worth hundreds of millions of dollars at 10 major banks. Hundreds of millions of dollars of suspected fraudulent loans have been uncovered at 10 major banks during an operation involving Australia's top-tier financial regulation and criminal intelligence agencies. Operation Claw has exposed coordinated mortgage fraud and "systemic weaknesses" across the lending sector, with properties, mainly in Sydney, being bought in a way that d
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