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Posted inEnergy, Local News

Any power cost reductions must flow to households: ACCC

blankby AAPJune 29, 2024

We are still feeling the hit from whopping power bills, but it could be worse, an inquiry has found. Read more here.

Posted inNews

Households keep falling behind as rate increases bite

by New England Times Newsdesk with AAPJune 12, 2024

New England borrowers are feeling the squeeze with more mortgage-holders falling behind on their monthly repayments. When will it ease?

Posted inFederal Politics, Health

Rural health still on life support after modest budget

by New England Times Newsdesk with AAPMay 15, 2024

Rural healthcare has received only a modest lifeline in the federal budget, despite the government’s grand vision for the future of Australia’s regions.

Posted inFederal Politics, Health

Local MPs concerned about 60 day prescribing

blankby RK CrosbyMay 10, 2023

Local MPs Barnaby Joyce and Mark Coulton are concerned the budget measure to allow 60 day prescribing on some medications will have unintended consequences.

Posted inFederal Politics

Budget 2023: The Highlights

blankby Lia EdwardsMay 9, 2023

A big surplus, cost of living relief, and so called ‘responsible measures’ were the highlight of tonight’s federal budget.

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