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Harsh economic realities have strained the area's identity.
There had been an increase in sublease space across the country.
Childcare fees will increase when the Government's relief package ends.
Online shopping can relieve stress.
The finance sector has rolled out measures for workers as they gradually return to the office.
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Australia is headed towards a migrant shortfall this year.
The new satchels will be white instead of the company's traditional black packaging.
When it comes to saving for a rainy day, many Australians still believe that cash is king.
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Australian retailers just had their worst ever month, with the ‘unprecedented’ fallout far from over
Australian retail sales suffered their biggest monthly fall on record, dropping 17.9% in April.