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'You don't have to be able to name it to be a victim'

The rate of partner violence was over eight times higher than for those who had not experienced emotional abuse, according to the ABS.

The Canberra Times

Sally McManus says labour's share of GDP is the lowest it's been since 1960. Is that correct?

ACTU secretary Sally McManus says worker's share of wealth is the lowest it's ever been, pointing to the labour's share of income statistics as evidence. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

ABC News

Where do the RBA and economists now stand on wages growth?

Decision makers are torn between wanting to lift wages for fairness and consumption, and wanting to keep wages down to control inflation.

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Australia’s jobless rate is only 3.4% – so what’s holding wage growth back?

That the tight labour market isn’t leading to real earnings rises is proof of a ‘deep structural weakness’, says one economist

The Guardian - AU

New ABS Data Has Shown Just How Fkd Wages Are Compared To Inflation So Let’s Dive Right In

Wages compared to inflation are very bad according to new data and in the past year our ability to buy things fell the most on record.

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Overseas travel bounces back as Aussies shrug off COVID-19 groundings

New data shows Aussies are coming down with a serious case of travel fever, with international departures inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.

The New Daily

What if we had to sanction China?

China has become an aggressive, revisionist power, nourished by arrogance built from the economic strength that comes from decades of growth.

The New Daily

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From French lessons to food delivery, record numbers of young people are finding side hustles to make ends meet

As rents and prices get hiked, record numbers of young people are having to find side hustles to make ends meet. Here's what some are doing.

ABC News

Trade surplus hits record $17.7b in June

Strong shipments of coal, iron ore and grain have helped Australia's trade surplus reach a record $17.7 billion in June.

AAP

Borrowers to feel the heat as RBA raises rates again, but new customers get cheaper deals

As the economic outlook became more uncertain, lenders are competing harder for new customers, providing a good opportunity for home buyers with large deposits and owners who have paid off a sizeable portion of their property.

ABC News

Owner-occupiers make loan switch: ABS

Owner-occupiers are trying to get better mortgage deals as interest rates rise, Australian Bureau of Statistics data released on Tuesday shows.

AAP

How has Queensland changed? Here's what the Bureau of Statistics' latest 2021 Census data tells us

The latest release of 2021 Census data reveals some of the key changes, from how many people now own their own home to who they are living with.

ABC News

New figures show problem of family and domestic violence growing in Northern Territory

The latest crime figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics paint a sobering picture for the Northern Territory, with the number of family and domestic violence victims growing for the third year in a row.

ABC News

Record crops deliver big agriculture gains

Huge crops and record breaking rain have helped deliver a 17 per cent increase in the value of Australian agriculture, the bureau of statistics says.

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What is inflation? Why is the CPI so high? And how is the RBA planning to bring it back down?

Inflation is the highest it has been in decades, and is set to rise further. But how is it measured, what is behind the price rises and how will the Reserve Bank get it back under control?

The Guardian - AU

Almost half of young women in Australia report mental health disorder, study finds

Deputy chief medical officer for mental health says level of distress in young people, happening worldwide, predates Covid

AAP

Data shows mental ill-health in Australia

Australia's first mental health and wellbeing survey in 15 years paints a picture of how disorders are affecting people and the adequacy of support services.

Birmingham Post

North East deals of the week: key contracts, acquisitions and investments

Deals in the last week have involved the likes of Etika Clothing, Ryder Architecture, Filtronic and Sweet Dreams

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Birmingham Post

Engineering group NTG swoops for fellow North East firm ABS Precision

Gateshead's NTG has extended its capabilities with the acquisition of Longbenton based ABS Precision

The Conversation

What it means to identify as Indigenous in Australia, and how this might have contributed to the increase in the census

There are now almost one million Indigenous people in Australia, according to the 2021 Census.

The Conversation

The ABS’s notion of the average Australian makes little sense. Here’s why

What does “the average Australian” look like? After every census, this is one of the questions people like to see answered.

The Guardian - AU

To the sea or the trees? More Australians are choosing country life

For the first time, the population of capital cities has declined, with Covid the final straw for many to move to the regions

Insider UK

Arts & Business Scotland chair 'disappointed' after 33% funding cut

As a result, the Culture and Business Scotland Fund has been closed for 2022/23

ABC News

Young LGBTQI+ people want their diverse experiences reflected in census data, research finds

Australian Bureau of Statistics chief statistician David Gruen says gender identity and sexuality questions will again be reconsidered for the 2026 Census after the previous federal government directed the ABS not to include the questions in last year’s national survey.

The Canberra Times

Meet the Berrans. Let's call them the face of typical Canberra residents

The census tells us a lot about who we are as a city, and how Canberrans have changed. So who is the typical Canberran?

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