Confused by the process of buying a home for the first time? Money's Vanessa Walker and Ryan Johnson take you through the journey step by step.
Ryan Johnson
 | Ryan Johnson was a journalist at Money from October 2024 to April 2026. He previously worked covering the Australian and New Zealand mortgage and banking industries. He has also written on superannuation, insurance, and personal finance. Ryan has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from Curtin University, Perth. Connect with Ryan Johnson on LinkedIn. |
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Aussie housing records tumble, super tax changes are on the table, and bulk billing rates rise. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Will the CGT discount overhaul push prices down - or drive rents up? The controversial tax break millions rely on is under review - here's how it could hit your wallet.
Australia's advice gap is growing as costs rise and adviser numbers fall. New reforms aim to make financial advice more accessible, affordable and secure.
RBA lifts the cash rate 25 bps to 3.85% in February, pushing mortgage repayments higher. See why it happened, what it means, and three steps to cut rates.
An Australian fund manager has been jailed for insider trading - but could you break the rules without even knowing it?
Australia's housing market is tipped to grow in 2026, but not all states are created equally when it comes to property. Here are the states where values are expected to rise the fastest.
Noongar leader Frank Mitchell turned an electrical apprenticeship into a platform for creating jobs, social change and opportunity for Aboriginal communities. Now he has been named the 2026 Australian Local Hero.
![Younger children now face gambling cues not just in ads or sports, but inside the games they play. A September study found [RJ21.1]simulated gambling in games aimed at kids as young as four.](https://media.moneymag.com.au/prod/media/library/Money_Mag/2026/01._January/gambling-exposure-children-australia-0001_500x_.jpg)
Australian children are exposed to gambling every day - from sport and ads to loot boxes and games. Here's why experts warn it's a public health crisis.
Australia's privacy watchdog is cracking down on how businesses collect and use your personal data. Here's what's changing and why it matters.
