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From A list Hollywood celebrities to everyday folk – Fiji is known as a family friendly destination. But amid record visitor numbers there is a subtle trend transforming Fiji tourism. What exactly is going on?
While consumers are hunting surprise Black Friday and Cyber Monday bargains this year, scammers are planning some surprises of their own. This is how to protect yourself and your family.
Fiji’s Super Rugby team, named after the swift Drua sailing canoe, is boosting the Pacific economy by showcasing the skill and passion of the nation’s favorite sport.
Effective management of ESG risks and opportunities enhances ANZ’s ability to serve customers responsibly.
Whether dressing as K-Pop Demon Hunters or Labubu, Australians splash spooky amounts as generations race to outspend each other.
How did pets become premium customers driving a multi-billion industry, and how are food, retail and investment adapting?
Fifty years ago, meat-eating Australians ate little more than a single drumstick a week, today they consume almost a full chicken. What led to this change and have we reached ‘peak chicken’?
House prices are forecasted to drop 15 to 20 per cent due to higher interest rates cutting back borrowing power.
Higher interest rates mean mortgages are more expensive; many fear a recession. But the low unemployment rate and strong demand for workers brings hope to economists.
The fruits, vegetables, nuts and flowers grown in Australia have transformed into an almost $20 billion industry. How did the industry grow so much and where to from here?
As Australians struggle with inflation and the cost of living, not everyone is benefitting from higher average earnings.
Australian businesses are crucial to the prosperity of the Australian economy. Enabling them to be more successful is the focus of ANZ’s new head of Australia Commercial, Clare Morgan.
ANZ’s latest Accessibility and Inclusion Plan will drive practical and measurable change to better serve the bank’s customers and build a more inclusive workplace
With regional job opportunities at an all-time high, Sarah Simpson, manager at a fuel distribution company in the Victorian town of Alexandra shares her experience as a woman in what was once considered a male-dominated industry.
With advancements in the manufacturing industry, roles are evolving to incorporate the interface of robotics and technology.
Considering going into business with family? Managing director and co-founder of successful retailer Gewürzhaus, shares her advice for working with those closest to you.
ANZ’s latest Accessibility and Inclusion Plan will drive practical and measurable change to better serve the bank’s customers and build a more inclusive workplace
A year on from being rescued from Kabul, Marwa Moeen is inspiring others and helping Afghan women rebuild their lives in Australia.
NZ CEO on the reality of imposter syndrome and how she faced it
What does it mean to identify beyond the binary? Learning from the lived experiences of those around us
The progression of women into leadership roles is slipping in Australia. So, what are we doing about it?
Olivia shares her journey of resilience, determination and finding employment at ANZ through the “Given the Chance” program.
Building Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural awareness at ANZ: from compliance to confident cultural change
A speech made by Australia’s former Foreign Affairs Minister, Bob Carr inspired Felton to move from Beijing to Australia where he joined ANZ as a customer complaints case manager.
Starting as a one-man operation in a family lounge room in Sydney, print management and marketing company E-Bisglobal has grown into a worldwide operation with offices dotting Australia’s east coast.
Discover how Mt Yengo Wines grew from a bold idea into a thriving brand. Learn 5 key lessons for starting and growing your business the right way.
When Lindsay Kondel and Christina Exie launched Stacked Studio, they already knew how to build fashion brands.
Read how Todd and Katie Bailey, went from a single shop to three locations and a popular tattoo convention.
See how Colormaker Industries is forging the way in making energy efficiency central to their business success. Read ANZ's article to learn more.
C.Street Projects is helping Australians live energy-efficiently by designing & building homes using Passivhaus (Passive House) principles. Learn more with ANZ.
Tasmanian Central Highlands farmer, Will Bowden, is saving energy and working smarter at the same time. Learn more with ANZ's customer story.
Octtava Wines owner Nikki Palun applied for a business loan using ANZ GoBiz to fund her bold, inner-city vision for music, food & wine venue. Learn more today.
Brisbane jeweller Ashley Portas is funding the next chapter of growth for his successful jewellery store with help from ANZ GoBiz. Read on to learn more.
Asian Imperial Centre – Chang Market has been Cabramatta’s one-stop-shop for local & international produce for nearly 40 years. Learn more with ANZ's article.
If you’re saving hard for your home deposit, you may be wondering why you need one and what exactly you’re meant to do with it.
Applying for a home loan can feel overwhelming. Our home loan application guide shows you where to start, takes you through the process and tells you what’s required when applying for an ANZ home loan.
Borrowing money - whether on your own or with someone else - is a significant financial decision. This guide outlines some of the things to consider before taking out a loan.
When you’re trying to save a deposit, it can feel like you’re trapped on a frustrating merry-go-round.
Loan to Value Ratio is one of those things you’ll hear about a lot in the world of home loans. It’s important because it may affect your borrowing power. So what is LVR?
Buying your first home is a significant life event. While exciting, it can be daunting if you’re not sure where to start. Here are some things to consider before buying a house and suggestions that may help you navigate some of the potential challenges.
If you are finding it difficult to save up a 20% home loan deposit, you may still be able to borrow from a lender to buy a home. However, you may have to pay Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI).
Want to know more about what it means to defer your home loan? We break down costs, how to get started and your alternatives.
Perhaps you’ve bought a ‘renovator’s delight’ or maybe your family has simply outgrown your home and you need an extra bedroom. Whatever the reason, there are a number of different ways to finance your home renovation or home build.
To use your construction loan, you’ll need to request ANZ to make ‘progress payments’ to your builder. Here’s some information to help you understand what progress payments are, how they’re paid, and how to request them.
LVR stands for 'Loan to Value Ratio' and it's the amount you’re looking to borrow, calculated as a percentage of the value of the property you want to buy (as assessed by ANZ).
First impressions count when selling your home. A strategically staged home could assist in selling the property faster and for a higher price.
Consumer confidence declined 1.6 points last week to 85.5 points.
ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads rcord fifth-straight monthly fall in December.
The Australian winter crop is well underway with harvest forecasts improving throughout spring, according to ANZ’s latest Agri InFocus Commodity Insights report.
Sheep and lamb markets are entering summer 2025/26 on a high, with strong prices and steady demand signalling continued optimism for the sector as processors navigate ongoing supply challenges into 2026.
Australia’s beef industry is entering 2026 in a strong position with record production, firm cattle prices and robust export demand. However, several global and seasonal factors are emerging that producers and processors will be watching closely.
ANZ has expanded its partnership with the Dylan Alcott Foundation to include delivery of tailored MoneyMinded financial education workshops for Australians living with disability.
Root Cause Analysis and Promontory Establishment Report
Consumer confidence rose 2.9 points last week to 87.1 points.
ANZ, in partnership with the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR), today announced the recipients of the 2025 Seeds of Renewal program.
ANZ is warning shoppers to be on alert for online shopping scams ahead of the upcoming retail sales season.
Nuno Matos, ANZ CEO - Appearance before House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics
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