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They only do these sort of things when there is an election on the horizon. Most of the additional benefits are the normal cpi/average wage benefits indexation. Yes it is a help but NOTE these adjustments are done well after people have been slugged the higher costs for the last 6 or so months.

Yes there is price gouging and anti competitive activity in the supermarket sector but the fines proposed are well over the top- $5 billion plus is ludicrous and by the way if that offending organisation copped something like that they would seriously consider shutting down or passing the costs...

A summary like this video highlights shows some facts to support the theme being presented but ignores the collective changes in saving and spending habits by the young. The emphasis today by the young generation is to go out and have a good time. It is always a matter of priorities and choice...

This is not a good thing As it obviously reduce competition. That is a reality for other retail/wholesale industries that give Australian consumers higher prices because of low competition partly attributed to our relatively small population and the weak state of manufacturing and ownership that...