Cost of Living

Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.

More than 410,000 Aussies now drive electric vehicles, according to the EV Council.

The new superannuation tax plan will need to pass the Senate.

The 5,000 year old investment option is surging amid ongoing uncertainty with global tensions.

The treasurer has unveiled a $10 million super tax tier, indexation, and will delay the start to July 2026.

New report shows poverty rate up from 12.4 percent to 14.2 percent, highest since 2001.

Labor senator Fatima Payman has urged a broader approach as Australians face continued cost-of-living pressures.

Nationally, rents increased 4.3 percent in a year up to the end of September. The median rent in Sydney is $807 per week, compared to $615 in Melbourne.

The United Firefighters Union is concerned the metro tunnel is unsafe during emergency.

‘We just had the prime minister admit this morning Labor’s housing policy is going to make housing policy more expensive,’ Dave Sharma said.

People under housing stress are being ‘forced into impossible choices,’ a new report by the Council to Homeless Persons reveals.

The board said inflation has eased sharply from its 2022 peak but warned progress is slowing.

Queensland, WA, and Tasmania hit hardest as rebates roll off; underlying inflation eases slightly to 2.6 percent.

The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.

Australia’s housing push is running up against climate risks, the Housing Industry Association has warned.

The latest survey of Australians’ trust in businesses holds a few surprises, though Woolworths and Coles remain the most distrusted brands in Australia.

The findings come amid warnings that welfare dependency in Western countries ends up creating socialist states.

Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.

More than 410,000 Aussies now drive electric vehicles, according to the EV Council.

The new superannuation tax plan will need to pass the Senate.

The 5,000 year old investment option is surging amid ongoing uncertainty with global tensions.

The treasurer has unveiled a $10 million super tax tier, indexation, and will delay the start to July 2026.

New report shows poverty rate up from 12.4 percent to 14.2 percent, highest since 2001.

Labor senator Fatima Payman has urged a broader approach as Australians face continued cost-of-living pressures.

Nationally, rents increased 4.3 percent in a year up to the end of September. The median rent in Sydney is $807 per week, compared to $615 in Melbourne.

The United Firefighters Union is concerned the metro tunnel is unsafe during emergency.

‘We just had the prime minister admit this morning Labor’s housing policy is going to make housing policy more expensive,’ Dave Sharma said.

People under housing stress are being ‘forced into impossible choices,’ a new report by the Council to Homeless Persons reveals.

The board said inflation has eased sharply from its 2022 peak but warned progress is slowing.

Queensland, WA, and Tasmania hit hardest as rebates roll off; underlying inflation eases slightly to 2.6 percent.

The cost of living crisis is also delaying owners in seeking behaviour and veterinary care.

Australia’s housing push is running up against climate risks, the Housing Industry Association has warned.

The latest survey of Australians’ trust in businesses holds a few surprises, though Woolworths and Coles remain the most distrusted brands in Australia.

The findings come amid warnings that welfare dependency in Western countries ends up creating socialist states.