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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese might be getting grilled over Qantas flight upgrades but the focus should be on his broken promise to cut electricity prices, writes Paul Starick.
John-Paul Drake is condemning the “beyond unconscionable” carbon reporting burden on farmers, warning this will trigger supermarket price rises.
SA farmers and the Nationals are warning they cannot absorb the costs of a new scheme the government says will maximise opportunities in a clean economy.
Pop superstar Beyonce’s appearance at an abortion rights rally shows the issue has the power to divide more than just the SA Liberal party, writes Paul Starick.
Postcode privilege could be a factor in why those with autism in some of Australia’s wealthiest city suburbs tend to spend more on NDIS services than those in poorer regional areas. See the map.
People with autism in some Victorian suburbs fork out tens of thousands of dollars more for NDIS services than others. See map to compare.
People with autism in some South Australian suburbs fork out tens of thousands of dollars more for NDIS services than others. See map to compare.
Does the world need an AI Jimmy Barnes or Missy Higgins? Aussie songwriters would prefer that didn’t happen and demand AI platforms pay for scraping their music.
As grocery prices soar, knowing the best route to take your trolley through a supermarket could be crucial in saving thousands. Find out the latest shopping tips here.
Premier Peter Malinauskas says technology change might make nuclear power economical for Australia.
Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
South Australians living in the bush have revealed their biggest concerns, many of which reflect those of their city-slicking cousins.
Soaring prices and lower incomes means living a healthy lifestyle is no longer affordable for some Australians living in these communities.
Premier Steven Miles’ extraordinary promise to build state-owned service stations isn’t backed by research or modelling, with economists labelling the plan a crude, populist, low-rent gimmick.
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