As the Australian election campaign of 2025 reaches its climax, the air is charged with political fervor and anticipation. The final day approaches, and tension grips the nation as citizens await to cast their votes and determine the country’s future. “Campaign trail chuckles” Amidst the serious rhetoric and policy debates, there have been moments of

A train chugs along the railway tracks, loaded with coal from NSW. The Department of Industry, Science, and Resources reveals a staggering statistic – Australia’s thermal coal exports hit an all-time high in the final quarter of 2024. This single period saw a whopping 57 million tonnes of coal shipped overseas for use in power

In the heart of the Australian political arena, a contentious issue is brewing that could have far-reaching consequences for the country’s economy and its residents. The Coalition government’s proposal to slash net migration by a significant 100,000 individuals has sparked heated debates and raised concerns about the potential fallout. Angus Taylor Confusion The shadow treasurer,

In the midst of a heated election campaign, Peter Dutton has raised eyebrows by characterizing Labor’s superannuation policy as a “quasi inheritance tax.” The political battlefield is ablaze with accusations and counterclaims, each side vying for voter approval in the final sprint towards polling day. “The Labor party believes in an inheritance tax every day

Peter Dutton, the man of the hour in Australia’s political arena, is facing a daunting challenge ahead of Saturday’s highly anticipated election. According to the latest RedBridge-Accent national poll, which was unveiled by the Daily Telegraph just moments ago, Dutton is in dire need of a “miracle” if he hopes to secure victory. The numbers

In the heart of Australia, amidst the vast landscapes and bustling cities, a political showdown is brewing. The 2025 federal election looms large, with Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton emerging as key contenders for the country’s leadership mantle. It’s a battle that goes beyond mere politics; it’s a clash of ideologies and visions for the

Renters in Australian battleground electorates across western Sydney, outer Melbourne, and Perth are facing severe financial strains as the federal election looms. The lack of support for renters during the campaign has drawn criticism from experts who highlight the escalating rental pain index. Expert Insights: Laurence Troy, a housing expert, expressed disappointment in the campaign

Peter Dutton, a prominent figure in Australian politics, found himself entangled in a web of inflation figures that may have cost him more than just numbers on paper. As Greg Jericho aptly pointed out, Dutton seemed to have mishandled the narrative around prices, painting a picture that was not entirely accurate. “Cost-of-living problems are real

In the midst of bustling cities and serene suburbs across Australia, a silent economic dance unfolds, shaping the lives and wallets of its residents. The quarterly Consumer Price Index (CPI) is more than just numbers on paper; it’s a reflection of how much it costs to live in this vast land down under. As we

— Underlying Inflation Dips Below 3% After Three Years In a recent turn of events, new Consumer Price Index (CPI) data has revealed a significant development in Australia’s economic landscape. The underlying inflation rate plummeted below 3%, marking a milestone not seen in the past three years. This revelation comes amidst a backdrop of economic