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I do worry about rattled Aussies fearing another rate rise this week.

Deutsche Bank Australias chief economist Phil ODonaghoe is now expecting the Reserve Bank to raise rates in June, August and September as big wage growth worsens inflation.

Yesterday National's PR machine also known as Mike Hosking on Newstalk ZB sprang into action to get the message out that National will not negotiate with Destiny Church over support.  Even though eight days previously Chris Luxon pointedly did not rule this out.

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Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Don’t forget to be kind to each other …

Share Cash incentives may have limited success in increasing Australia’s vaccination rate, as a survey finds vaccine hesitancy remains unchanged despite Victoria being plunged back into lockdown and the emergence of more infectious strains. The Melbourne Institute’s weekly Taking the Pulse of the Nation survey found 16 per cent of Australians were unwilling to be vaccinated, with 13 per cent unsure. People queue for COVID-19 vaccines at Sunshine Hospital.  Scott McNaughton In Victoria, whe...

Atlassians work from home policy to see staff come into the office just four times a year Employees at Australias biggest tech company Atlassian will only be required to come into the office four times a year under a contemporary plan that emphasises working from home. Called "Team Anywhere", the policy created in 2020 will allow employees to attend their local office if need be, with the only requirements to be quarterly visits that would function more as conferences than simply showing face. ...

The number of people experiencing financial stress is increasing, especially among the self-employed, despite the strong economic rebound.