Cost of Living

Banks can only let 1 in 5 new mortgages have a debt 6 times the borrower’s income or higher.

New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.

An attempt by one Australian council to cap the length of time homes can be used as tourist accommodation has actually led to fewer long-term rentals.

Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.

‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.

Property prices have spiked at the fastest rate in two years.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

One academic says Menulog was fighting hard to stay in the ring against Uber Eats and DoorDash.

Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.

The federal government was the fastest growing sector with the average public servant wage now hovering around $100,000 per year.

This comes 10 days after the ACCC filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging that consumers were misled to pay for more expensive Office app subscriptions.

Governor Michele Bullock says a stronger-than-forecast inflation jump limited the board’s options on rates.

Electricity prices soared 24 percent over the year, the biggest driver of inflation.

Consultation begins as Rio Tinto warns rising power prices could force closure by 2028.

Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.

More than 410,000 Aussies now drive electric vehicles, according to the EV Council.

Banks can only let 1 in 5 new mortgages have a debt 6 times the borrower’s income or higher.

New Liberal leader Jess Wilson wrote to premier calling for a bipartisan commission to fix the debt crisis in Victoria.

An attempt by one Australian council to cap the length of time homes can be used as tourist accommodation has actually led to fewer long-term rentals.

Victorians identifying as trans or ‘gender diverse’ will no longer have to pay a fee to change sex on their documentation.

‘Every single dollar a government spends comes from somebody else’s pocket. It’s the pocket of a family. It’s the pocket of a small business,’ said Jane Hume.

Property prices have spiked at the fastest rate in two years.

‘Cash doesn’t crash. Cash is absolutely king. Cash doesn’t need an update. Cash works when the system doesn’t,’ said Senator Bridget McKenzie.

The payroll tax in the state is currently 4.75 percent, rising to 4.95 percent for employers paying more than $6.5 million in Australian taxable wages.

One academic says Menulog was fighting hard to stay in the ring against Uber Eats and DoorDash.

Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.

The federal government was the fastest growing sector with the average public servant wage now hovering around $100,000 per year.

This comes 10 days after the ACCC filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging that consumers were misled to pay for more expensive Office app subscriptions.

Governor Michele Bullock says a stronger-than-forecast inflation jump limited the board’s options on rates.

Electricity prices soared 24 percent over the year, the biggest driver of inflation.

Consultation begins as Rio Tinto warns rising power prices could force closure by 2028.

Every factor that influences power prices is trending in the wrong direction, says the Centre for Independent Studies.

‘Our plan is about making sure the next generation can afford to live here too,’ Opposition leader Mark Speakman said.

Police have condemned left-wing violence at the rallies in Melbourne.

Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.

More than 410,000 Aussies now drive electric vehicles, according to the EV Council.