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Council budget focuses on sound financial management to protect its long term financial position
Tomorrow’s minimum wage increase win for women, part time workers and heroes of pandemic
Economic headwinds chill Australia’s sole traders Productivity losses from time spent on tax and admin costing economy $28 billion
Port Stephens Council commits to driving long term financial sustainability
Murray River 2022/23 budget adopted
Widespread support delivers tick of approval for record Budget
NZ economy: prevailing headwinds
Moody’s affirms Australia’s AAA credit rating
View Council’s 2022/23 budget
Consumer Confidence improves further
Giving back to older Australians and our veterans
Older Australians should keep more of what they earn
ACT Government must maintain adequate utilities assistance for low-income households as costs rise
Council Budgets Underline Goals
Nurses and midwives need better support
Renewed settlement for care and support workers still leaves sector in crisis, unions say
Perrottet steps up war on wages with new fines for nurses, teachers
Windfall tax on gas profiteering as easy as PRRT
Support workers deserve better pay
LGNSW welcomes IPART decision
2022-23 State Budget passes Parliament
Qld Govt imposes world’s highest royalty taxes on resources sector
Long term gains, short term cuts
Confidence improves slightly
Industry sentiment lifts despite surging production costs
Bleak new figures confirm depth of mental health crisis
Farmers say cracks showing in egg market
UNHCR calls for urgent support to assist almost 16,000 newly displaced in Burkina Faso who fled massacre
Key food industry associations join forces to address Australia’s domestic food security issues
Reminder that super contributions are increasing
Farmers welcome government program extension
Annual Budget adopted 16 June
New Zealand investor confidence dips back to pre-COVID levels
Pay rise for Australian workers
Stronger wages growth needed across economy
Deaths of two children signals looming hunger crisis over Sudan
$7.9 billion wage hike will hurt small business
Finance sector workers can’t afford cuts to real wages
FWC’s Annual Wage Review Decision Adds Fuel to Inflation Fire
Increase to minimum wage welcome recognition of those who have carried us through our toughest times
Consumer Confidence drops to recessionary levels
Exit Poll: Overwhelming Majority of Australians Want Wage Growth in Line with Cost of Living
State-owned coal power stations to be retired by 2030
NSW farmers ‘cautiously optimistic’ as high input prices take shine off rural confidence
Composite Leading Indicators , OECD, June 2022
Further pay bump for new parents
Australians making their money go further
Nature-based tourism benefits may be unfair