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Median Aussie wage up by $48 to $54 a week, new government …
20 hours ago · Median Aussie wage up by $48 to$54 a week, new government analysis reveals. New data has revealed the boost to Aussie wages, with a worker on the median wage now …
Australian households tipped to pay $1000 more just to put food …
3 days ago · The survey data shows the average Queenslander now spends $38.17 more on groceries than they did last January – a 22.3 per cent rise or $1984.84 annually.
The Brutalist film review: Adrien Brody is transfixing in the lead …
20 hours ago · The architect at the centre of the film under review is Laszlo Toth (the remarkable Adrien Brody), a Hungarian Jew who leaves Europe in the wake of World War II and lands in the …
Interest rates, inflation: Trimmed mean falls in November, experts ...
2 days ago · Mortgage holders’ hopes for an earlier than expected rate cut were restored in November with the latest monthly inflation print from the ABS coming in under the RBA …
Cost of an ageing Australia will burden younger workers | The …
10 hours ago · Our national anthem was changed in 2020 from rejoicing about being “young and free” to “one and free” because it was seen as ignoring the history of Indigenous Australians.
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Stars brace for cutthroat BBL derby. The Stars will lose a key cog in their batting lineup after Sunday’s blockbuster Melbourne derby, but another batter is looking “a class above”.
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ASX 200 ends up 0.3pc up as most sectors rise. Australia’s stock market rises for a fourth day running, setting three week intraday and daily closing highs as gains in most sectors outweigh ...
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House prices lose status as the biggest barrier to owning a home
The rising cost of living has overtaken home values as the toughest hurdle for first home buyers, according to a new study by lenders mortgage insurance provider Helia.
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