This report provides an in-depth analysis of Australia's economic performance, examining the factors contributing to its recent slowdown. It begins with an overview of the country's growth in 2018, highlighting the subsequent decline and various contributing factors, including the housing market, China's economic slowdown, low wage growth, and declining household consumption. The report delves into the current economic situation, exploring below-average growth rates and weaknesses in key sectors. It examines the housing market's impact, including price declines in major cities and the contrasting performance of different states. Furthermore, the report assesses the influence of China's economic slowdown, analyzing its effects on Australia's exports and overall economic stability. The report also investigates the decline in household consumption and wage growth, identifying their adverse impacts on economic performance. Finally, it discusses the role of monetary policy, specifically the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) decisions, and their implications for economic stability and growth, concluding with an evaluation of the RBA's monetary policy expansion.