• Economy

Business conditions rebound, confidence lifts – NAB Monthly Business Survey

The June NAB Monthly Business Survey suggests business conditions are stabilising, if not starting to turn around after a disappointing start to the year.

• 08.07.2025
• 1 min read

• Media Release

Rate cuts bring relief as stress levels drop

Consumer stress has dropped to a two-year low, with Aussies saving an average of $4860 a year thanks to rate cuts and smarter spending. NAB Consumer Sentiment Survey shows that optimism is growing as households feel financial relief and plan ahead.

• 03.07.2025
• 1 min read

• Agribusiness

From Kununurra to the nation: How Ceres Farm is powering Australia’s food supply

Ceres Farm in Kununurra supplies fresh produce nationwide, using sustainable crop rotations and NAB-backed expansion to drive growth and export opportunities.

• 23.06.2025
• 4 min read

• Climate

From paddock to plate: the GrainCorp sustainability story

When GrainCorp built its first grain silo in 1918, the company gained valuable insights into repelling existential threats, including a raging First World War and the escalating challenge posed by vermin.

• 13.06.2025
• 4 min read

• Customers

Finke Desert Race: an iconic event driven by community spirit

The 2025 Finke Desert Race brought thousands to Alice Springs for a weekend of motorsport and community celebration, with NAB proud to support the event through both sponsorship and local volunteer involvement.

• 12.06.2025
• 1 min read

• Innovation

The Brain Behind Better Banking: How NAB’s AI is Making Banking More Human

• 06.06.2025
• 4 min read

• Business

NAB Chief Economist Dr Sally Auld speaks to the Fear & Greed Podcast

After the release of the national accounts and GDP data this week, NAB Chief Economist Dr Sally Auld joined the Fear and Greed podcast to discuss Australia’s economic outlook, including growth, investment, productivity and interest rates.

• 05.06.2025
• 2 min read

• Climate

Port of Newcastle’s bold diversification for a sustainable future

After navigating years of financial and regulatory hurdles, the Port of Newcastle is now accelerating its diversification strategy to secure a future beyond coal. With major investments in container infrastructure, clean energy, and ESG initiatives, the port aims to shift half its revenue to non-coal trade by 2030. Early signs of progress are emerging, but the real transformation is just beginning.

• 02.06.2025
• 5 min read

• Indigenous Affairs

Booma drives regional agriculture boom

Booma Food Group, led by Cory Robertson in the Hunter Valley, is revolutionizing agriculture by using cutting-edge technology and First Nations principles to deliver sustainable, year-round fresh produce while empowering Indigenous communities across Australia.

• 15.05.2025
• 1 min read