Cost of Living

‘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.

The cost of housing, food, and non-alcoholic drinks all increased by more than the average rise in the CPI.

Studies show the economy loses $1.60 for every dollar of tariff revenue.

‘It’s a culture of no, a culture that has effectively blocked new housing,’ said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

Electricity prices were the major driving factor for the increase.

Westpac says economic growth is likely to be modest in Australia over the coming year, but New Zealand’s will recover to more normal levels.

A councillor at Moorabool Shire Council says the Victorian government is concerned about the strong response to the levy.

Electricity demand is rising, with a new report warning of supply shortfalls as coal plants retire before replacements are ready.

‘Most people in kitchens find it hard to have relationships, never mind children,’ said Chris Wright, a professor of work and labour market policy.

‘We don’t want Victoria to be seen as a place that’s too hard to do business,’ says CEO Scott Veenker of the Committee for Melbourne.

July’s jobs boost came from a 60,000 rise in full-time roles, which offset the 36,000 drop in part-time roles.

The call comes as stakeholders gear up for the Economic Reform Roundtable next week to improve Australia’s lagging productivity.

It may seem counterintuitive, but working longer hours can make you less money, the e61 Institute says.

‘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.

The cost of housing, food, and non-alcoholic drinks all increased by more than the average rise in the CPI.

Studies show the economy loses $1.60 for every dollar of tariff revenue.

‘It’s a culture of no, a culture that has effectively blocked new housing,’ said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

Electricity prices were the major driving factor for the increase.

Westpac says economic growth is likely to be modest in Australia over the coming year, but New Zealand’s will recover to more normal levels.

A councillor at Moorabool Shire Council says the Victorian government is concerned about the strong response to the levy.

Electricity demand is rising, with a new report warning of supply shortfalls as coal plants retire before replacements are ready.

‘Most people in kitchens find it hard to have relationships, never mind children,’ said Chris Wright, a professor of work and labour market policy.

‘We don’t want Victoria to be seen as a place that’s too hard to do business,’ says CEO Scott Veenker of the Committee for Melbourne.

July’s jobs boost came from a 60,000 rise in full-time roles, which offset the 36,000 drop in part-time roles.

The call comes as stakeholders gear up for the Economic Reform Roundtable next week to improve Australia’s lagging productivity.

It may seem counterintuitive, but working longer hours can make you less money, the e61 Institute says.