There is a lot to be furious about in the world right now,in the face of it all we are frustratingly impotent. We need targets for our anger,and we find them,everywhere.
There’s an urgent need to lessen the cost-of-living crisis,provide more homes and drive investment. Playing the blame game is not helping anyone.
Working Australians,some with multiple jobs,are inundating financial counselling services at COVID-era levels as interest rates and inflation make life unaffordable.
The Greens will introduce a bill in the next sitting week in an attempt to block further privatisation of government services.
Water bills,car registration and a levy on ride-share and taxi trips are among the areas hit with price rises.
The energy market operator has warned not enough renewable energy generators,batteries and transmission lines are being built in time to replace coal-fired energy.
The 54-year-old will have to find an extra $81.27 a year;for others,it will be closer to $200. Search our full list to see how much you will pay.
Virtual power plant programs,and the growing number of retail offers being built around them,are coming at a critical moment in the energy transition.
Regulator’s move to cap energy prices should provide relief for homes and businesses within weeks.
Most Australians say they will use it to increase savings or pay down loans,countering fears of a spending splurge that would fuel inflation.
The energy rebate is a perfectly sensible device to hasten progress in getting inflation down to the target zone.