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Queensland has endured another round of summer storms that will put a significant dent in the budget, so economic challenges will come into sharper focus in an election year, says Dan Petrie.
New research has uncovered the staggering amount Queensland parents will spend per child on school supplies in 2024.
Supermarkets have been warned over claims they are charging too much for locally grown fruit and vegetables, with Premier Steven Miles joining demands for greater transparency.
For most Queensland families, the cost-of-living crisis is like death by a thousand cuts, writes the editor.
Thousands of devastated homeowners are at risk of hefty rate rises after land values in flood-wrecked suburbs suddenly jumped by as much as 30 per cent. SEARCH YOUR AREA
A single image of lettuces being sold at Coles for nearly $6 has exposed the stark reality of Australia’s cost of living crisis.
Desperate house hunters are engaging in unprecedented bidding wars to secure homes as Brisbane’s rental crisis spirals out of control.
The Prime Minister is coming under increasing pressure to take action on petrol prices as it’s revealed Brisbane drivers were already being ripped off at the petrol pump before the price hike.
Australians are about to be hit with a price increase that will cost the average family an extra $127 a year, but there are ways around it.
House prices could tumble thanks to a key factor in Australia’s economy which is improving faster than anyone expected.
A phenomenon dubbed the Great Resignation is about to hit Australia, and despite the scary name, it could actually force wages to increase.
More than 14 million Australians pay thousands of dollars every year for private health insurance and there is a common mistake many of us make.
Turns out that when it comes to saving money, buying coffee and avocado toast might not be a problem after all if you can answer these questions first.
It’s tax time and many of us will be hoping for a handy tax return windfall. But there can also be a nasty surprise for some.
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