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Transport costs drives fall in household spending - Australian Bureau of Statistics
Fuel spending remained elevated compared to before the Middle East conflict but eased in comparison to March. This was supported by the Federal Government halving the fuel excise duty in response to rising fuel prices, which took place from 1 April.
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Volunteers wanted to help with Tour de France stage in Powys next year
Officially known as JOY Makers, named in line with the Grand Départs' social impact programme, volunteers will be the heartbeat of both races, bringing the joy of cycling to fans and communities, and helping to ensure the sport's most iconic races run ...
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Health Minister welcomes additional £100m Transformation and National Lottery funding
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has welcomed additional investment of over £100 million to establish an ePharmacy programme and a new project to provide stronger support and earlier intervention for children and families in need of help.
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Prime Minister Carney announces major new defence partnership as part of new initiatives ...
It's the first held at the newly renamed Cohere Centre – a sign of just how integrated technology has become with defence. Everyone here knows that the assumptions that have defined decades of Canadian defence and foreign policy ...
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