Housing is the largest contributor to inflation in Australia, driven by elevated utility prices, high construction costs, and rising rents.

Rental vacancy rates in Australia are near record lows, with high demand for rental properties in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.

Australia is benefiting from skyrocketing commodity prices for its exports of LNG, coal, and iron ore following the war in Iran.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's latest forecasts indicate that inflation will not return to its 2.5% midpoint target until 2028.

Housing is the largest contributor to inflation in Australia, driven by elevated utility prices, high building material costs, and rising rents.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's inflation forecast is based on the expectation that the cash rate will rise to 4.6%, with a possibility of a second hike to 4.7%.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's latest forecasts do not project inflation returning to its target midpoint until 2028.

Housing is the largest contributor to inflation in Australia, driven by elevated utility prices, high construction material costs, and rising rents.

Australia's resources exports, including LNG, coal, and iron ore, are benefiting from skyrocketing commodity prices in the aftermath of the war in Iran.

Rental vacancy rates in Australia are near record lows, with significant queues for rental inspections in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's inflation forecast is based on the expectation that its cash rate will rise to 4.6%, implying one more rate hike.

The Reserve Bank of Australia's latest forecasts indicate that inflation will not return to the 2.5% midpoint of its target range until 2028.

The Australian government's target for the annual growth rate of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is below 6%, with an ideal rate of 5% or lower.

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Official projections estimate the annual cost of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will rise to more than $52 billion AUD this year.

The annual growth rate of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was 10% last year.

A majority of service providers for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are not registered with the NDIS Commission, making it difficult to gauge the extent of fraud.

At one point, the annual growth rate of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was 20%.

In January, police in Sydney charged a man with defrauding the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) of $3.5 million AUD through fraudulent claims.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is forecast to represent 2.2% of Australia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).