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No sign of payday super legislation as unpaid super soars to a shocking $83 million a year for Tasmanians
Productivity Uplifts Needed To Sustain Real Wage Growth
Australian Wages Rise 3.4% In Year To June 2025
Investment loans drive growth in the June quarter
ABS begins nationwide recruitment for 2026 Census
Groundbreaking project tunes into ear health across Territory remote communities
Business Turnover Up 0.1% In June: Australia
It’s not too late to complete your Census Test
Living Costs Rise For All Household Types: Australia
Household Spending Up 0.5% In June: Australia
NSW Approvals Lift Positive But Housing Pipeline Still Fragile
Retail Sales Surge In June: Australia
Lower Demand Drives Fall In Export Prices: Australia
Dwelling Approvals Rise In June: Australia
Headline And Underlying Inflation Fall Again
CPI Rises 0.7% In June 2025 Quarter: Australia
Job Mobility Continues To Decline Into 2025: Australia
Keeping SA’s Youth Crime Rate Low
No sign of payday super legislation as unpaid super soars to $89 million a year for Canberrans
Unemployment Rate Rises To 4.3%: Australia
ABS To Conduct Census Test In August: Australia
Business Turnover Slows In May: Australia
Household Spending Rises 0.9% In May: Australia
Labor’s housing crisis deepens as confidence and approvals collapse
Retail Sales Rise Slightly In May: Australia
Dwelling Approvals Up In May: Australia
Job Vacancies Bounce Back In May: Australia
Household Wealth Up 0.8% In March Quarter: Australia
Monthly CPI indicator rises 2.1% in the year to May 2025
Low Unemployment And High Participation Under Labor
Unemployment Rate Steady At 4.1% In May: Australia
Australia’s Population Grew By 1.7per Cent
7 Facts About Australia’s Horticulture And Livestock
Address to staff at the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Canberra
Latest ABS rental data a festering symptom of WA Labor’s tenancy reform failures
Average Australian Dwelling Price Reaches $1 Million
April boost in Accommodation and food services turnover
Filled Jobs Fall Slightly In March Quarter: Australia
Household Spending Rises Slightly In April: Australia
Australian Economy Grew 0.2 Per Cent In March Quarter
Current Account Balance Rises To Start 2025: Australia
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back for Canberra Building Approvals
Apartment Approvals Drive Fall In April: Australia
Retail spending slows despite Queensland rebound
Industry Profits Decline In 2023-24: Australia
New Australian data shows most of us have PFAS in our blood. How worried should we be?
New Capital Expenditure Falls 0.1 Per Cent: Australia
Summer Broadacre Crops Sold Rises 9.3%: Australia