Sydney facing tradie exodus
A massive number of Sydney tradies are considering heading interstate, in a move that would send shockwaves across the industry and home build and renovation costs soaring.
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A massive number of Sydney tradies are considering heading interstate, in a move that would send shockwaves across the industry and home build and renovation costs soaring.
Bringing back the petrol tax cut should be considered as prices at the bowser hit new heights, MPs are calling for while hip pocket pain continues to grow.
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SOME relief could be on the way for regional Queenslanders, as Ergon Energy plans to keep network charges to below inflation for the next five years.
FINANCIAL meltdown is around the corner for up to 41% of Rockhampton households coming to terms with soaring utility bills and high rents.
THE fuel gods have delivered a petrol price cut of up to 20 cents a litre for motorists in time for Christmas.
POVERTY is knocking on the doors of almost half the Gladstone region’s homes, with 43% unable to raise cash for a crisis due to high rents and utility bills.
WHEN hairdresser Nicole Crisp moved out of home at 16 to do her apprenticeship, she realised the importance of saving, and soon worked out how to budget.
SEVENTY is the new 65 and that means nest eggs are not going to last for some older Gladstone residents.
CALTEX has admitted a small family business in Boyne Island forces them to sell fuel up to 13 cents per litre cheaper there than in Gladstone.
IN A prosperous city like Warwick, there are many families who struggle day to day.
WORKERS with rising incomes who are ultimately pushed into a higher tax bracket will contribute an extra $24 billion in total over the next four years.
WHEN Leiticia Cranston heard about the increase to the fuel excise, she decided to start riding bikes to school with her kids.
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