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Aussie borrowers have been told to brace for another interest rate hike as soon as May with a flurry of experts warning the Reserve Bank will take an aggressive approach to stopping inflation.

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Spain is joining a growing number of countries, including Australia and France, which have taken or are considering restricting minors' access to social media.

A trend in which cars Australians buy has accelerated in 2026, with one type soaring 170 per cent year on year.

In a global first, this country says it will ban from its roads electric vehicles that have concealed door handles — a slick design trend popularised by Tesla.

Software stocks have plunged 8 per cent on fears the industry will be disrupted by artificial intelligence.

Josh D’Amaro must not forget the creative magic on which the House of Mouse relies.

The AI economy’s dealmaking just keeps getting wilder

Europe and Australia are poised to ink a supersized deal spanning security cooperation, critical minerals and trade, breaking nearly a decade of deadlock over trade talks, The Nightly can reveal.

The RBA board’s decision to lift interest rates had the Opposition quickly pointing the finger at the Government.

Superannuation funds are doing worse than the Big Four banks at alerting members to frauds, according to ASIC, with some trustees not achieving a “passing grade” when it comes to anti-scam communications.

Many investors now make big and arguably easy money in markets by following trends on social media and investment flows. But the real winners are probably the ETF giants.

Economists lined up to attack the board for being too slow to raise rates, accusing it of protecting mortgage borrowers and the Labor Government. 

AARON PATRICK: Michele Bullock described Tuesday’s interest rate hike in bloodless central-banker speak - but it will cost the economy roughly $3 billion to $6 billion.

Homeowners are set to be thousands of dollars out of pocket after the Reserve Bank raised the interest rate today.