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Goat slaughter at its highest level in six years
Trips to and from New Zealand drive Australia’s international travel recovery in 2022-23
Average weekly earnings rise in May: Australia
Unemployment rate rises to 3.7 per cent in July
One year of falling real wages under Labor
Australian wages increase 0.8 per cent in June quarter
ABS welcomes resolution of complaint: Australia
Payroll jobs fell 0.2 per cent to mid-July: Australia
Turnover rises for energy providers as temperatures drop
Household spending slows further in June: Australia
Retail volumes fall for third straight quarter
Employee households see biggest rise in living costs
Housing supply pipeline shrinks in June
Home loan refinancing remained high in June: Australia
Dwellings approved falls in June: Australia
Less spending on mid-year sales sees retail turnover fall
Regional Jobs Grow As Unemployment Falls To Record Low
ABS consults further on topics for the 2026 Census
Export prices drop as global energy demand falls
New ACT jobs target: at least 300,000 jobs in the Territory by 2030
CPI rose 0.8 per cent in June 2023 quarter: Australia
While Ferguson’s away rats will play 19 July 2023
Unemployment rate at 3.5 per cent in June: Australia
Excess deaths drop but COVID-19 still drives increased mortality
Payroll jobs rise 0.3% to mid-June: Australia
Discretionary spending lower compared to last year
Mining turnover continues to fall: Australia
New housing loan commitments rose 4.8% in May: Australia
Apartment approvals drive growth in May: Australia
Job mobility still at 10-year high: Australia
Job vacancies fall 2 per cent but remain high: Australia
Retail turnover boosted by sales events: Australia
Motor vehicle theft up 11 per cent in 2022: Australia
Commonwealth Government net lenders for first time since June 2019
Monthly CPI indicator annual rise of 5.6% in May 2023
Cyber security incidents double between 2019-20 and 2021-22
New insights into employee earnings from STP data
Tasmania bucks national jobs trend – and not in a good way 15 June 2023
Jobs Surge: Record Number Of Victorians In Work
1.9% population growth driven by overseas migration
Unemployment rate falls to 3.6% in May: Australia
International students drive ongoing recovery
Discretionary spending weak again in May and signs of parents needing to work more hours
Business turnover fell in most industries this April
Multiple job-holding edges up to a new record high
Payroll jobs rise 0.5% to mid-May: Australia
Economic activity up 0.2 per cent in March Quarter
Household spending growth slows in April: Australia