
Cash-strapped households are cutting back on non-essential items to pay for basics, weighing on economic growth.
A paltry 0.2 per cent growth over the three months to June was supported by firm government spending, including on health.

Cash-strapped households are cutting back on non-essential items to pay for basics, weighing on economic growth.
A paltry 0.2 per cent growth over the three months to June was supported by firm government spending, including on health.