APRA isn't worried about investors
Interest-only loans are 40pc of new mortgages, high compared with overseas, in part due to negative gearing. APRA isn't worried about investors though.
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APRA's lending limits 'weak'
Tighter rules on home lending are "weak" and will do nothing to stop runaway price growth in Sydney and Melbourne.
Big banks justified in hiking rates
Three cheers for the brave bankers bold enough to hike rates to tackle the beast that is the great Aussie housing bubble.
Flynn asks for immunity in Russia probe
The former White House National Security Advisor has asked congressional investigators for a guarantee before he speaks out.
APRA tightens investor home loans
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority' new rules will cut lending to investors to 30 per cent of new loans, down from 50 per cent now.
Westpac Group hits borrowers again
Westpac Group is set to announce increases for its fixed rate and do-it-yourself super fund loans, the fourth change in the past week.
Hydrogen start-up, Carnegie, Samsung join SA energy race
A Melbourne-based hydrogen fuel cell group and Carnegie Clean Energy join the race for SA's 100 megawatt battery tender.
Markets: ASX gets altitude jitters
The 5900-point level looks a hurdle too high to take for the ASX, for now, as investors digest this week's surprisingly strong rally.
Banks lose their fight on Apple Pay
The ACCC rejected an application by the banks to collectively negotiate with technology giant Apple in a fight over over control to digital ...
Trump's 'big-data' firm advises Turnbull
The big data company that helped Donald Trump into the White House will offer its vote-winning insight to the Liberal party.
