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SME investment intent remains strong despite economic uncertainty
06:20

Australian businesses may be delaying major decisions, but investment and growth remain firmly on the agenda for many, according to new national survey data.

Weather shocks bite, but agriculture remains resilient
21 January 2026

While extreme weather events have severely impacted some farming businesses across Australia, brokers say that agriculture is far from retreating.

The playbook for long-term SME broking success
21 January 2026

As brokers reset for the year ahead, a key question emerges: how can they get ahead in sustainable and reliable SME lending?

Broker launches program targeting early-career growth
20 January 2026

A Victorian broker has launched a new development program aimed at addressing what he sees as a structural gap in how early-career brokers are supported.

Investors begin moving from observation to action
20 January 2026

As 2026 heats up, brokers are beginning to see investor momentum building, but also a lending environment that remains cautious and selective.

Stephen Moore appointed chairman of Viking Aggregation
19 January 2026

Industry veteran Stephen Moore has been named as the executive chairman of Viking Aggregation as it officially begins onboarding brokers to its residential and commercial aggregation ...

Brokers shift toward non-major banks
19 January 2026

Brokers are increasingly using non-major over major banks, according to the latest data from market research firm Agile Market Intelligence.

Complex is the new prime: Why brokers are winning in a diverse market
19 January 2026

Australia’s housing market is changing, and so is the definition of a “prime” borrower. For brokers, the rise of complex-prime clients isn’t a trend on the fringe – it’s the new normal.

Why trust is now the broker’s edge
16 January 2026

As mortgage brokers head into 2026, competition across the industry is intensifying, not always because of product, but increasingly because of perception.

Brokers warn CGT discount cuts won’t solve housing problems
15 January 2026

Brokers have entered the debate over the capital gains tax (CGT) discount, saying that reform could create new stresses in the housing market without fixing the underlying problem.