Everything you need to know about stage 3 tax cuts
Under the proposed stage three tax cuts, many Aussies could be set to have more money in their wallet. See what the tax cuts mean and how they could help you.
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Under the proposed stage three tax cuts, many Aussies could be set to have more money in their wallet. See what the tax cuts mean and how they could help you.
As home prices show no sign of going down, homebuyers are being forced to dramatically change what they want in a property.
The ads – primarily on social media – are deliberately vague, and the prices listed inevitably turn out to be far less than what is demanded when you actually apply.
The Prime Minister has defended his decision to bring his Labor colleagues to Canberra early, saying he was focused on delivering urgent cost-of-living relief to Australians.
An Adelaide couple say they are devastated by the sacrifice they were forced to make to win the race for a rental home.
When even a tin of baked beans cost twice what it used to, many families feeling the pinch are now taking desperate measures.
We’ve crunched the numbers and calculated just how big a bite the different South Australian supermarket stores are taking out of your budget. See where you could save at the checkout.
We’re all about to spend a lot more on butter and cheese – and they’re already costing more. Here’s how SA supermarket prices compare.
The humble iceberg lettuce used to be one of our cheapest veggies, but SA producers say huge prices could be here for months – and shortages are here to stay.
Some SA councils have hoicked their bills way over the rate of inflation – but others won’t move. Find out if you’re paying more.
ABC finance host Alan Kohler has shared a “scary” housing chart, after Australia passed a grim milestone dating back to 1989.
With a Labor budget slated for October 25, Treasurer Jim Chalmers had some bad news for households crippled with the rising cost of living pressures.
While most were expecting a rate increase on Tuesday, the 0.5 per cent hike caught many off-guard. Here’s why the RBA locked in such a sharp jump.
Subway has become the second fast food chain to make a major change to its sandwiches amid the rising cost of fresh produce.
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