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Economic Bulletin July 2024
Transport Costs Up 10.5% In 12 Months
More Empty Promises From Out Of Touch Prime Minister
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC Sydney 8 August
House Economics Committee to hear from Reserve Bank of Australia next week
Labor Must Go Further On Early Childhood Educator Wages
Green hydrogen study highlights strategies for offshore production
$41 billion of new fossil fuel projects are gobbling up construction supply chain
Unemployment Increase Demands Plan From Government
RBA Interest Rate Decision
Reserve Bank Decision On Interest Rates
Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision
Consumer Confidence Falls For Second Week
The Higgs particle could have ended the universe by now – here’s why we’re still here
Diesel Prices Impacting Farm Decision Making
Labor Has Failed To Deal With Inflation
Inflation Up As Labor’s Record Debt Continues To Rise
Food price relief seen for consumers in latest inflation data, but there may still be some “sticker shock” to come
Reserve Bank urged to show restraint after lucky bump to June trade
No Case For RBA To Raise Rates
Ai Group Comment: Inflation And Retail Sales Data
RBA must cut rates – not raise them
Underlying Inflation Continues To Moderate
Retail trade hits a new record in Tasmania as Hobart records lowest CPI in the Country
Housing supply crisis keeps inflation above target
CPI Rose 1.0% In June 2024 Quarter: Australia
Consumer Confidence: Up 4.6pts Over Past Fortnight
APRA keeps macroprudential policy settings steady
Launceston Airport passenger numbers flying past pre-covid levels
Government Quietly Waters Down Child Poverty Targets
Consumer Confidence: Six-month High
Global Demand For Australian Beef Rising
Nearly 930,000 jobs created under Albanese Labor Government
Record Low Unemployment Rate For Tasmania
Inflation data shows progress in economic recovery
Renters Suffer As Soaring Rents Feed Rising Inflation
Consumer Confidence: No Sign Of Improvement
Disability sector organisations raise the alarm on NDIS market failure
Storytelling strategies make communication about science more compelling
Music festivals get one chance every year to make money. That’s what makes them so vulnerable
Stage 3 Tax Cuts: Beyond Paycheck – Long-term Look
OCR 5.50% – Inflation Approaching Target Range – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Consumer Confidence: Back Below 80
Millions benefited from mortgages fixed at low prices – now many are struggling with much higher monthly payments
Economic Insights Report shows 10-year jobs target within reach – Wollongong
ASIC proposes update to superannuation forecasts relief instrument
Economic Bulletin June 2024
Labor Fails Australian Manufacturing