‘Still strength’ in inflation, RBA warns
The central bank has issued a note of caution following the release of firmer-than-expected inflation figures.
Economy
19 months of pain in dire 2025 rates warning
Economists are sounding the alarm for those already under mortgage stress after new figures showed inflation in Australia is showing no signs of easing.
Giles stares down resignation calls
Facing calls from the Coalition to be sacked, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles vowed that he was not going anywhere.
Confessions of 4000 Aussies mapped
A new map released today has revealed the major issues plaguing Aussies right across the country.
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Major sign ‘modest’ tax changes coming
The rising cost of an ageing population and sluggish economic growth will be met with ‘modest’ tax changes, the government says.
Proof Aussies are on ‘path to ruin’
Australia is hurtling down a dangerous path, with one expert warning we now face a “congested, high-rise future in a degraded environment”.
Australia faces $423bn nightmare
A highly anticipated report paints a grim picture of the next 40 years in Australia and the impact climate change will have on workers.
Huge claim on what causes cancelled flights
Australia’s biggest airlines have been lashed for anti-competitive behaviour after allegedly selling customers tickets for flights that were never going to take off.
TV famous sweets shop closes its doors
A dessert restaurant opened by a TV famous baker has closed its doors as businesses feel the bite of the cost of living crisis.
‘Has to change’: Renters plea for reform
Renters struggling to make ends meet are pleading with the government to make drastic changes to the system.
New rules flagged for corporate giants
A new review will investigate big business over concerns they are engaging in anti-competitive behaviour in acquiring their smaller rivals.
Woolworths’ price hike hint after profit dive
The supermarket giant’s 2023 profit result has fallen short of forecasts following weaker-than-expected sales.
‘Genius’ shield for millennials’ retirement
Australia will be spending more on tax breaks for retirees than it will on the aged pension, according to a new report.
‘Economy will get cooked’: Gen Z nightmare
Younger generations will pay the price for Aussies living longer with a decreasing number of workers having to sustain the population, a leading researcher warns.
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