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Why your household could be hit by a bill hike trifecta this month
Millions of Australian households will be hit with a trifecta of price hikes this month. Here’s what to know about the changes and how they could affect you. Source link
A recession could happen even without a fuel shortage. Here's how
The government is urging people to carry on as normal, despite fuel shortages, because it knows that panic will make matters worse. But it may need to consider more drastic economic intervention. Source link
Public should not expect clear trigger for fuel rationing
The federal government is not expected to publicly nominate a clear trigger point for fuel rationing, despite internal modelling outlining potential thresholds. Source link
Everything you need to know about Asia's new Eurovision song contest
The Eurovision Song Contest will launch its first-ever Asia edition this year, with Bangkok set to become the first host city for the 10-country competition. Source link
Calls for tourism lease of world heritage area island to be cancelled
A private developer who wants to build a standing camp on an island in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area tells the ABC he has requested another lease extension, amid an outcry from the Tasmanian Greens. Source link
This controversial rom-com starring Zendaya is one of the best movies of the year
On the surface, A-listers Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s new film seems like a regular rom-com. That’s exactly what director Kristoffer Borgli wants you to think. Source link
Trump tells allies 'go get your own oil' from Strait of Hormuz
The US president again attacks America’s allies over their reluctance to get involved in the Iran war, warning them the “US won’t be there to help you anymore, just like you weren’t there for us”. Source link
House prices rise everywhere besides Sydney and Melbourne
There is a significant divide between property price growth in major cities as buyers weigh up interest rate hikes and geopolitical tensions. Source link
Train services in south-east Qld to be disrupted due to industrial action
Queensland commuters have been warned to expect disruptions to train services on Wednesday as workers take industrial action over a “bargaining dispute”. Source link
WA greyhound racing regulator defends controversial sport at inquiry
The body governing greyhound racing in WA says it is determined to maintain the welfare of both the dogs and the industry at a parliamentary inquiry, which was sparked by a petition that garnered 26,000 signatures. Source link