Consumer confidence in Australia has sharply declined, with financial challenges expected to persist for years. Housing spending has slowed due to higher interest rates, while the Reserve Bank of Australia's Chris Kent affirms that monetary policy remains effective. Additional financial strain could push households to the brink, and a proposed multibillion-dollar immigration policy is under scrutiny.
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