(LIVE) RBA Sep 2026 | Rates Hit a 15-Year High. What Happens Next?

The RBA raised the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.60% this afternoon. Unanimously. It’s the fourth rise this year and the highest the cash rate has been in 15 years. Six weeks ago in our August update, the conversation was about whether one more rise was coming. Today it’s about whether there’ll be […]

Why Do Interest Rates Rise When Prices Are Already High? | Throwback Tuesdays

Remember $11 broccoli?

This snippet is from one of our previous episodes: What do Inflation, Interest Rates & Broccoli have to do with Property?! Remember when a kilo of broccoli set you back eleven dollars? It was one of those moments that seemed to sum up the cost-of-living squeeze perfectly. Groceries were getting more expensive, petrol prices were […]

Cycle Amplifiers: The 7 Forces Moving Property Prices Right Now | Tuesday Toolkit

Cycle Amplifiers: The 7 Forces Moving Property Prices Right Now

You can watch the video on YouTube. Introducing Tuesday Toolkit 🧰: a new series designed to help you make sense of what’s happening in property right now. From the latest data and market trends to the frameworks and key indicators we use to understand what’s really driving the market, each episode will give you practical knowledge to […]

(LIVE) RBA Aug 2026 | Inflation is STILL Too Damn High!

The RBA held the cash rate at 4.35% today. No surprise there. All four major banks had tipped a hold, and after the softer inflation print in late July, that was where most people expected the Board to land. But if you switched off at “rates on hold”, you missed the more interesting part. Because […]

(LIVE) RBA June 2026 | Pause, Peak… or More Pain Ahead?

The RBA left the cash rate unchanged at 4.35%, marking the first pause of 2026 after three consecutive hikes earlier this year. On the surface, that gives households a little breathing room. But this was not a “job done” message from the Board. The RBA noted that inflation remains too high, with both headline and […]

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