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Live: Shadow minister says he wants to see 6pc drop in entry-level house prices
live Federal politics live: Shadow minister says he wants to see 6pc drop in entry-level house prices Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg says he wants to see a 6 per cent drop in entry-level house prices. Follow all the updates in our live blog. Submit a comment or question Live updates Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 7:10am Coalition's Andrew Bragg says he wants to see 6 per cent drop in entry-level homes Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg says he wants to see entry-level house prices fall by at...
Why some homeowners like Meg are at risk of slipping into negative equity
Falling house prices bring relief for some while a financial nightmare for others Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 4:50am In short: Some who have recently bought into Australia's property market may have slipped into negative equity and owe the banks more than their homes are worth. A decline in property prices has pulled the government's recently expanded 5 per cent deposit scheme into focus. What's next: The treasurer says he is not worried about those at risk of falling into negative equity, while the...
Debate over house prices 'invokes terror' in politicians
Falling house prices would ease inflation but politicians find the question much more complicated Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 6:33am In short: Politicians have hesitated to weigh in on whether it would be good or bad if prices fell. One economist says house prices falling will ease inflation but would upset many voters. The government has passed its budget tax reforms through the House of Representatives, but will need the support of the Greens to pass them in the Senate.
Home Office admits it has lost track of migrants with no right to be in UK – but doesn’t know how many
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US job creation smashes forecasts in May; no jet fuel shortage in Europe, transport chief says – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUK house prices fall for third successive month amid Iran war uncertaintyUK shoppers return to high street as warm weather brings respite from shadow of warAfter rising in recent months, global food commodity prices stabilised in May. The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation has reported that its Food Price Index was stable last month, showing that the cost of a basket of food commodities dipped by 0.2% in May.
Classic Rolls-Royce with just 604 miles on the clock to go under the hammer
Classic Rolls-Royce with just 604 miles on the clock to go under the hammer The sale includes the car's original book pack and full MOT certificates - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments A preserved 1977 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow I, having covered an astonishing 604 miles since new, is heading to auction. This classic luxury car, retained by its original owner, accumulated most of its limited mileage in its first few months, according to H&H Classics.
Rights group warn of 'climate of fear' at US World Cup games
Rights group warn of 'climate of fear' at US World Cup games NEW YORK, June 3 : Rights groups raised concerns over the safety of journalists and fans attending the World Cup in the United States on Wednesday, accusing FIFA of allowing a "distinctively dangerous climate of fear" amid U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown. The Sport & Rights Alliance said that FIFA has not adequately addressed potential human rights threats with the massive sporting spectacle set to kick off next...
No jet fuel shortage in Europe, transport chief says; UK house prices dip again – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUK shoppers return to high street as warm weather brings respite from shadow of warAfter rising in recent months, global food commodity prices stabilised in May. The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation has reported that its Food Price Index was stable last month, showing that the cost of a basket of food commodities dipped by 0.2% in May.
Hugh Laurie proved he actually was House MD, till he apologised
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