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This week, the combined capital preliminary auction clearance rate increased to 54.8%, the highest early clearance percentage in seven weeks, following three weeks of staying below 50%. With last week’s preliminary clearance rate of 49.8% being revised down to 46.0%, the increase is off a low base. An 8.7% decrease in volume coincided with an

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Of course he thinks it right to call the Head of FIFA about red cards in soccer matches involving the USA.  Would Albo do that for the Socceroos?   In a bizarre kind of way you have to admire Donald Trump’s almost honesty.   There is something about his bare faced effrontery and shamelessness, about

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  Sunrise, Queenscliff, Victoria, Autumn 2026      Reads Near here Workers’ pay has not kept pace with productivity growth for 30 years, research suggests – ABC…..so in 2026 ‘research suggests’ when it has been obvious for more than a generation?…. Telstra recently warned about timing issue linked to national outage – ABC Australians face

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Some guy named Angus Taylor has made a very poor case that One Nation will ruin the budget. Angus Taylor has warned a One Nation government would create an “eternity of pain” for Australians and deliver even worse economic outcomes than the ­Albanese government, likening Pauline Hanson’s populist party to the Greens in his fiercest

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Since Canada slashed net overseas migration from it’s peak in the March quarter of 2024, one of the last major remaining pillars supporting the already vulnerable Canadian housing market has been removed, leaving it on increasingly risky ground. According to figures from the Bank for International Settlements, housing prices nationally are down by over 20%

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