The Reserve Bank unanimously raises the cash rate to 4.6%, the highest level in 15 years, applying another increase for households with home loans.
All three outlets report the decision as an additional tightening step, noting the uniform vote by the central bank and the specific new cash-rate figure. They frame the change primarily through its direct impact on borrowers and the overall trajectory of interest rates, describing it as a continuation of the recent cycle of rate rises.
Across the sources, there are no material differences in the core facts: the decision is unanimous, the cash rate moves to 4.6%, and this level is identified as the highest in 15 years. The articles focus on the same headline development, rather than presenting differing interpretations or additional competing details beyond the reported rate increase.
