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Manufacturers of household staples are also now spending more on discounts and promotions on goods including sodas and paper towels to keep shoppers in higher-end stores and buying brand name products.

Additional candidates, including Victor Michael Read for Position 1, file for offices in Bartlett municipal elections. 

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says state of environment going from bad to worse; Australians could be among first in world to get access to omicron vaccine. Follow updates here.

The position of the Greens towards parliament and the environment comes under scrutiny by readers.

Fair Work Commission unveils 5.2 per cent minimum wage it says will protect the country’s lowest-paid workers. Follow updates here.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Some beloved city centre favourites have shut their doors forever, with others still rule the high street.

Finance Minister Simon Birmingham warns wage rises that occur too steeply and too quickly risk hurting businesses; Scott Morrison, Anthony Albanese on final campaign blitz. Follow updates here.

Labor staff hand Anthony Albanese a document mid-press conference with the party’s NDIS policy; Scott Morrison blasts opposition pledge to drive wage rises, saying there is no “magic pen”. Follow updates here.

The OneAmerica Broad Ripple Art Fair, created in 1971 by Marjorie Beal, continues as a community event showcasing the work of diverse artists and inviting activities surrounding all the arts.