My family was appalled when this dumpy little darling,with all the charm of an upturned bathtub,pulled into our driveway.
With some details still lacking,Queensland’s Labor government is defending its promise to limit fuel price rises and boost competition if re-elected.
Premier Steven Miles will formally unveil two major transport policies on Tuesday,less than three months out from the state election.
Even though prices fell in May,overall inflation has lifted to a six-month high of 4 per cent. Mortgage holders face a nervous wait for the Reserve Bank’s next meeting.
Petrol has hit new highs in Sydney and Melbourne recently and the NRMA says oil prices aren’t to blame.
Brisbane motorists were paying the highest average price for their fuel at $2.30 per litre,and as much as $2.35 per litre.
The government says its scheme to force cleaner cars onto the roads will cut fuel costs while the opposition warns it could push up new car prices.
From backyards to beer consumption,Australians love going big – but it’s time to foot the bill when it comes to big cars.
Traders wonder if OPEC+ will deliver enough of the cutbacks to rein in the looming surplus.
It’s a Christmas bonus to address the soaring cost of living and encourage people who don’t usually use public transport to give it a shot,the government says.
Maybe they’ve run out of colours?