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The nation’s two leading economic institutions have criticised a report claiming corporate profits are the main driver of recent decades-high inflation.

Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw has revealed how much validation each generation needs as well as discussing how different generations use emojis.

Australia's aged care sector has long struggled with employee retention. But unstable revenue, COVID, inflation and reforms are other crises that are bleeding the industry dry.

The surprising metric that’s making our quality of life feel like it’s on the decline.

More Australians are working multiple jobs to keep their heads above water amidst the rising cost of living.

The surprising metric that’s making our quality of life feel like it’s on the decline.

A young Australian woman has spoken out about the moment she quit her dream job and explained why she was happier on Centrelink benefits.

Supermarkets like Loblaw complain they are being unfairly singled out for responsibility for food inflation. They claim they are innocent victims, caught in the middle: merely passing along higher prices they are charged by their own suppliers. These arguments have not washed well with the shopping public, every time they shell out $200 for a cart of groceries.

This briefing reviews the main features of the Commonwealth Budget 2023-24 from the perspective of workers and labour markets.

The CLC will be discussing a range of social issues from affordability to the climate crisis at their 30th constitutional convention.