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Further financial stress

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Member for Mallee – Dr Anne Webster

TUESDAY brought another blow to homeowners with interest rates rising another quarter of a per cent, about $75 a month more if you’ve got a mortgage of $500,000. This is the 13th rate rise since Labor took office in 2022, and all the Treasurer and Prime Minister could do on Tuesday was crack jokes in […]

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