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Greens chose worst possible option as leader: PETER VAN ONSELEN (opens the original)
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The Greens have found their answer to a political system dominated by pale, stale males…a pale, stale male of their very own. Pauline Hanson is now the only female leader amongst the major and minor parties federally. David Shoebridge's elevation is a reminder that you don't have to be especially impressive to lead a political party in this country. Sometimes you just have to be the person enough colleagues can agree to get behind. The former barrister defeated Sarah Hanson-Young and Mehreen Far
Albo risks throwing away a glimmer of hope in inflation figures: PVO (opens the original)
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There is a flicker of hope in Australia's latest inflation figures. But turning it into lasting relief for mortgage holders, and avoiding another rate rise, would be a lot easier if the Albanese government finally started doing its share of the heavy lifting. That might sound an odd conclusion when annual inflation has jumped from 3.5 to 4 per cent. For families watching their pay packets disappear into their mortgage and supermarket trolley, there's nothing reassuring about such a rise. However
Katy Gallagher's infuriating comment confirms ugly truth about economy (opens the original)
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Anthony Albanese wants you to slash your family budget... so he doesn't have to touch his. Behind the government's supposed sympathy for mortgage-stressed Australians lies an ugly choice. The government's priority is protecting its spending promises. Meanwhile, households struggle to pay the mortgage. Why not rein in government spending? It means facing angry interest groups and defending tough decisions to cut. That leaves more of the dirty work to the Reserve Bank - which hands the bill to bor
We confront Reserve Bank boss with critical interest rate question (opens the original)
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After delivering a fourth interest rate rise this year, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock delivered an economics lesson the Albanese government badly needed. The cash rate is now 4.6 per cent, its highest level in 15 years. Borrowers are being squeezed once again. At her press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Bullock made it clear that blaming the Middle East doesn't explain the whole sorry situation. Yes, the conflict has made Australians poorer. She said as much. Higher oil prices are hurt
Aussie homeowners brace for another mortgage shock (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank is widely expected to lift the cash rate from 4.35 to 4.6 per cent this afternoon, its highest level since 2011 and its fourth increase this year. Borrowers who thought last year's three rate cuts marked the beginning of sustained relief have had those hopes comprehensively dashed. If banks pass on the increase in full, Canstar estimates monthly mortgage repayments will rise by about $91 on a $600,000 mortgage, $114 on a $750,000 loan and $152 on a $1 million loan. The cumulativ
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