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Local markets flat as RBA holds steady on housing

Morning, Gold Coast. A clear 17 degrees out there, perfect for the Monday commute.

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17C, Clear

Top stories

  1. Why the RBA won’t be coming to save the property market

    The RBA won't be coming to the rescue of the property market, but it also cannot ignore what the housing slump says about the broader economy.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  2. ASX set for flat start, Wall Street slips on jobs report

    The ASX is set for a flat start after US stocks slipped and Treasury yields rose, with employers unexpectedly adding 162,000 jobs last month, a development that could increase the chance of a US interest rate rise.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  3. My suburb has both seaside serenity and a bustling downtown. No wonder developers are circling

    This suburb combines seaside serenity with a bustling downtown and a unique identity, feeling a world away from the city yet reachable in half an hour, which is why developers are circling.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  4. From Concord to the country: The student search for greener pastures in an AI world

    Agriculture is a $101 billion sector with six jobs for every one graduate, and it is luring more young people worried about artificial intelligence out to the country.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

  5. Spring produce is here, but don’t rush out and buy these fruits just yet

    Mangoes are good to go this spring, but some other spring fruit is still under ripe and overpriced, so here is what to eat now and what to save for later.

    brisbanetimes.com.au

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