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Why Australians are going backwards under Labor - and the last time workers had a pay rise that wasn't eaten away by high inflation

Australian workers haven t had an annual real wage increase since Labor came to power 18 months ago. But this hasn t stopped them from accusing the Coalition of keeping wages low when it was in power.

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It's not easy under Albanese: How Albo's time as Prime Minister has lived up to the Opposition's election taunt -here's how you are worse off

Anthony Albanese appears to be living up to the Liberal Party s election campaign taunt - it won t be easy under Albanese - with data showing Australians are worse off.

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Could a ports hacking problem force interest rates up again?

A possible supply side problem for one of our biggest port operators has a cyber threat that has clogged its container business, with piles of products going nowhere. If it goes on too long, look out inflation and interest rates!

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RBA interest rate rise offers a silver lining for investors in high-grade bonds

Despite mixed commentary on the RBA decision, the good news for investors is the availability of attractive interest rates on high-grade fixed income.

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Interest rates could soar to 5 per cent - here's how much extra it will cost your mortgage

Warwick McKibbin, a former Reserve Bank board member, predicts three more interest rate rises, arguing high immigration and government spending were fuelling excess demand .

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