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Nelson disability support workers fed up with Te Whatu Ora
Cutting costs shouldn’t cost you your heart health
Greens not on board with fossil fuel subsidy
Cost of living support extended for families and businesses
Holiday spending spree drives 7.5% year-on-year retail sales growth
Consumer confidence rises slightly
Money creation in New Zealand – Bulletin article – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Australia’s AAA credit rating confirmed by S&P
Fiscal repair must be overriding priority of federal budget
Support for Tasmanian households and businesses
States obligated to safeguard equitable access to and use of land – UN committee publishes guidance
Public Sector wages going backwards: Inflation figures show need to scrap the cap
RBA to hike again as inflation hits 33-year high
CPI inflation data: Ai Group comment
Price pressures remain concerning, business cautions
Urgent action needed to support families
Sigh of relief as inflation of new dwelling prices start to ease
Cost of living crisis continues for workers
New inflation figures
7.8% Annual Inflation Spells Pain as Rents Soar Fastest in 10 Years
Working people must be kept at the centre of the response to inflation, says the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Victoria’s alarming social housing wait time blowouts spark calls for action
Consumer confidence softens 24 January
Report confirms Liberals must act on cost of living
Want pay rise in 2023? How to advance your career depends on your age
Working people must not pay price of fixing inflation – CTU
Record employment in South Australia
Arts and recreation turnover falls again in November: Australia
Fines increase under Commonwealth legislation
Softening labour market shows need for further action on secure jobs
Remaining nimble is key to navigating global markets in 2023
BHP Operational Review for half year ended 31 December 2022
Apparel and groceries drive December retail sales growth
18 January 2023, Mayor Cr Grace La Vella- Carisbrook Mercury
Consumer confidence remains steady
17 January 2023 Cr Chris Meddows-Taylor- Advertiser
Cigna to pay $3.5 million penalty for making false and misleading representations about customers’ insurance premiums and cover
AVIATION WORKERS UNDER IMMENSE PRESSURE MUST BE PRIORITISED AS VIRGIN CONSIDERS IPO
Consultation recommences on future regulation of NBN
November marks 15 consecutive months growth in retail trade
More work needed to reduce housing cost pressures
IAG confirms 2023 reinsurance program and 10% quota share renewals
Consumer confidence jumps in new year
10 January, 2023, Mayor Cr Grace La Vella – Maryborough Adverti
Indexation fails to deliver the income support increase people need
Victorian Council Rate Cap Set For Next Financial Year
Monthly Economic Bulletin
Economics Committee releases its RBA report