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Annual inflation continues to moderate
Rising inflation demands direct action, not interest rate hikes
CPI rose 1.2 per cent in the September 2023 quarter
Banks shine light on NSW small business month
Supermarket surveillance: why we dislike it and what stores should be doing
Consumer confidence lifts slightly
Greens call for the Government to step up, as UWU survey reveals children’s safety and wellbeing at risk
Has the housing market peaked? Perhaps not so soon
ACCC accepts revised NBN Co Special Access Undertaking variation
New NBN regulation will promote competition and long-term interests of Australians
Consumer confidence: softened 17 October
Inflation data shows the need for caution from future government
Australia climbs global league table for budget management
Labour’s legacy – food prices up nearly 30 per cent
Power Bill Relief Package switches on
Mass exodus of Kiwis continues under Labour
Consumer confidence lifts to seven-month high
Greens in solidarity with Services Australia workers; call for urgent action from Labor
Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones to deliver keynote speech at ICA’s 2023 Annual Conference
Victoria’s Economy Continues To Grow, Powering Jobs
Opinion piece: Employment target must be inclusive as well as sustainable
More than 250,000 Kiwis have used National’s tax calculator
Rejigging Stage 3 tax cuts could save up to $130b
Aged-care funding must be overhauled to stop beds sitting empty: CEDA
OCR at 15-year high spells more mortgage misery
Labour has no record to run on in child poverty
Cost of living continues to squeeze housing supply
Statement by Michele Bullock, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
Labour’s legacy of mortgage misery
Consumer confidence: uptick for financial conditions
National announces 100 Day Action Plan
Household wealth increased for the third straight quarter
Nothing technical about inflation pain
IR Bill risks worsening inflation in housing sector
Monthly CPI indicator rose 5.2% annually to August 2023
Consumer confidence: backwards step
National says those who can work, should work
Securing Willoughby’s Future
White Paper lays good foundations for full employment, clear goals and targets are the missing planks
Retail survey confirms consumers are changing spending habits and can justify deviant behaviours
Retail survey confirms consumers are changing spending habits and justify deviant behaviours to relieve cost-of-living pressures
$51 billion of Labour’s policies remain unfunded
Sydney Harbour Bridge and Tunnel tolls to rise
Budget surplus: No thanks to Labor
National’s 100-point plan to rebuild economy
Final Budget Outcome shows first surplus in 15 years
OECD Outlook exposes productivity problem
Stronger than expected GDP underlines confidence in economy