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Household spending was unchanged in August, after rising in both July (+1.1 per cent) and June (+0.9 per cent
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The Carroll Labor Government is helping Victorians bring down their bills – with practical support for people doing
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The Cook Labor Government will provide up to $4 million to support the recommissioning of the Cardup brickworks
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The Carroll Labor Government is helping Victorians bring down their bills – with practical support for people doing
The Cook Labor Government will provide up to $4 million to support the recommissioning of the Cardup brickworks
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