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An increasing number of Queenslanders are struggling to pay their bills as the cost of living bites, slipping into hardship on everything from electricity and gas to water, home loans and credit cards.
The past few years have been charmed for Premier Peter Malinauskas – but some major obstacles have emerged.
A small online call-out quickly spiralled into a slew of tips on how to best curb the cost of living crunch. SEE THE LIST
Health fund members will be slugged with a price hike for private hospital care after contract negotiations between a major insurer and a major hospital group broke down.
From $8 quilt covers to $3.50 dinnerware, you won’t believe some of the prices advertised in Kmart’s latest homewares collection. See our favourites here.
We put a pair of cheap new SUVs up against one of Australia’s favourites to find out if they are worth considering. See the winner.
A good financial planner can be worth their weight if good, and a starting point is knowing how and where to find one.
The airline is selling flights to multiple holiday hotspots in celebration of the romantic holiday.
The airline is selling flights to multiple holiday hotspots in celebration of the romantic holiday.
Queensland has been revealed as the highest dispenser of abortion pills in the nation, as the reason women in the Sunshine State are opting for the medication that carries “serious risks for patients” has been made clear.
The pendulum is starting to swing in favour of shoppers as slowing demand leads some car makers to slash the prices, including a $12,000 saving on a family SUV.
Airfares might be coming down for domestic routes but more flights are being delayed or cancelled, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says.
One of Queensland’s primary charities has reported a loss in revenue and has been decimated by the loss of nearly 10,000 volunteers.
Taking a $974 monthly dinner grocery bill to $560 without scrimping on taste is no mean feat, but our food experts did it – now they can show you the easy way to save big-time.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/cost-of-living/page/44