Bulk water price increases based on household using 200 kilolitres per year
49.3% Redland
41.0% Sunshine Coast and Noosa
25.7% Ipswich
22.4% Brisbane
15.6% Moreton Bay
14.0% Gold Coast
12.8% Lockyer Valley
8.3% Scenic … Read the rest
Contact:
Tel: 13SICK (137425)
Web: http://www.homedoctor.com.au
Details:
Doctors will visit from 6pm weeknights, 12 noon Saturday and all day Sunday and public holidays.
Call Centres are open from 4pm weeknights, 10am Saturday, all day Sunday and public holidays, to take bookings.
National Home … Read the rest
From 2014, the Child Dental Benefits Schedule provides financial support for basic dental services for children aged 2 ??17.
To be eligible the child must be:
aged between 2 and 17 for at least 1 day of the calendar year
eligible for … Read the rest
As at July 2015 the Australian national minimum wage is $17.29 per hour or $656.90 per 38 hour week (before tax).
This applied to the first pay period after 1 July 2015
The Minimum Wage rate for July … Read the rest
There are signs that the rate of the Goods and Services Tax [GST] in Australia may be on the table for an increase in the near future. Sometimes theses things are considered, but never actioned, but what are the REAL chances in an increase in … Read the rest
Adult Males – Full Time – Total earnings
Australian Capital Territory ;
May-2012 $1,733.70 or annualised: $90,152
Nov-2012 $1,768.50 or annualised: $91,962
May-2013 $1,855.70 or annualised: $96,496
Nov-2013 $1,764.40 or annualised: $91,749
Northern Territory ;
May-2012 $1,655.20 or annualised: $86,070
Nov-2012 $1,659.80 or annualised: … Read the rest
The following figures show the changes in Australian Government Wages and Salaries, before super and allowances, between the years 2009 and 2013.
2013 Australian Government Salaries
A selection of posts relating to:
Figures issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, show the following Average Annual Earnings for Males over 15 year of age, for Full Time Adult Total Earnings, including overtime and penalty rates.
This chart shows the average for May 2003 and again for May … Read the rest
The following chart from Trading Economics shows how Australian wages have risen by 58% over ten years.
That’s higher than House prices in Sydney rose for the same period, from the figures shown at this page.
This was a very surprising result, as most people have thought … Read the rest
