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Rachel Clun

Rachel Clun

Economics Correspondent at The Sydney Morning Herald Online

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  • English
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  • Society
  • Finance & Banking Services
  • Economic Development

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Recent Articles

smh.com.au

Interest rates: All eyes on inflation figures after strong employment result

Inflation figures due in less than two weeks will be the key to next month’s rates decision, as the country’s jobs market remains strong despite economic headwinds.
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‘Just a sweet drink’: Call for crackdown on sugary toddler milks an...

Baby formulas cannot be marketed, but toddler milks aren’t covered by the voluntary code. Health experts say that is not good enough.
5 months ago
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Gen X, Millennial Australians better off than their parents – but n...

Australians are largely growing up to be better off than their parents, but there are risks younger generations may not gain much ground.
6 months ago
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Australian real wage growth among worst in OECD

As Anthony Albanese campaigns on the cost of living, the OECD reports our wage growth lags the UK, Canada and the US.
6 months ago
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Rents, weather events and premiums mean fight against inflation not...

Australia’s inflation rate has been falling for over 18 months, but rent and insurance inflation are among the household essentials bucking that trend.
6 months ago
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$10-a-day childcare should be ‘right there’ with Medicare, public s...

A think tank says the estimated $7 billion cost of providing free or low-fee early childhood education and care would be “more than offset” by other benefits.
6 months ago
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Coalition cuts to skilled migrants would cost country $211 billion ...

Cuts to permanent migration would ease rental pressures slightly over 10 years, but it would have a large impact on government revenue.
7 months ago
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Two years of tightening belts: How our spending habits have changed...

Consumers have had to rearrange their shopping baskets since the 2022 election to continue buying the things they need.
7 months ago
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How the changes to higher education debts will affect you - Sydney ...

How will the changes to HECS indexation actually work? And how much do you stand to benefit? Here’s a quick guide.
7 months ago
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Spending the inheritance: Boomers splurge on dining, travel as youn...

Young people have been cutting back on items such as groceries and health insurance, while over-65s have increased spending in almost every category.
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