The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has named the four key indicators it is watching as the property market heats up. Wayne Byres, chair of the regulator principally concerned with lending, admitted "household debts are undeniably high" but maintained growth wasn't yet unsustainable.
The Brisbane lockdowns will be a "devastating blow" for Queensland's tourism industry, chief executive of the Queensland Tourism Industry Council Daniel Gschwind told Business Insider Australia.
The NSW Government is letting 10,000 digital Opal card users pay for Ubers, bike-sharing, taxis and ferries in a new trial. Commuters who use their Opal card to pay for public transport and one other mode of transport will get a $3 credit.
Australia's COVID-19 vaccine program has administered 541,761 doses as of Sunday, the Department of Health states. That's well short of Australia's initial goal of 4 million vaccinations by the end of the month.
The CEO of cult US fashion brand Doen went live on Instagram over the weekend to address criticism it misrepresented its sustainability practices and ethical practices.
Just 35% of Melbourne CBD offices were occupied in March, the Property Council of Australia (PCA) says. Worker preferences for flexibility are keeping office occupancy suppressed nationwide, the organisation said.
Most people would agree that 2020 was a tough year. But for anyone who runs a hospitality business, particularly in Victoria, to say it was simply "tough" is an understatement. One person who has intimate experience with these challenges is Hannah Brennan.
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