Tag #Cost Of Living

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Italian Wages Lag Behind Inflation, Leaving Households Struggling

Italian wages in March 2025 are still 8% below January 2021 levels in real terms due to inflation, impacting household purchasing power and causing significant economic hardship, according to Istat data.

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No Poverty
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England Freezes NHS Prescription Charges for 2025/26

The UK government announced a freeze on NHS prescription charges in England, keeping the cost at £9.90 per item for 2025/26, saving patients an estimated £18 million and marking the first freeze in three years.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Dutton reignites culture wars in final election week

In Australia's election campaign's final week, Liberal leader Peter Dutton criticized Indigenous welcome to country ceremonies as excessive, echoing John Howard's views and labeling the ABC and Guardian Australia as "hate media", despite polls showing Labor's lead.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Brisbane Seat: Three-Way Battle Hinges on Cost of Living

The Brisbane seat, currently held by Green MP Stephen Bates with a slim margin, is seeing a three-way contest with Labor's Madonna Jarrett and former LNP member Trevor Evans; the key issue is cost of living.

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Brisbane Electors Prioritize Cost of Living in Three-Way Race

In the Brisbane electorate, a three-way race is underway between Green incumbent Stephen Bates, Labor's Madonna Jarrett, and former LNP member Trevor Evans, with cost of living as the key election issue; the outcome could significantly impact the formation of the next government.

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Reduced Inequality
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Average Decent Salary in Russia: 204,000 Rubles vs. 89,000 Reality

A survey of 10,636 readers of the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper shows that the average Russian considers a 204,000 ruble salary to be "decent," significantly higher than the national average of 89,000 rubles, highlighting a growing gap between income expectations and reality.

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Australia's 2025 Election: Cost-of-Living Takes Center Stage

Australia's 2025 election centers on cost-of-living issues, with Labor and the Coalition offering competing tax cuts, fuel subsidies, and housing initiatives to aid first-home buyers, despite potential price increases; both parties matched each other's Medicare proposals.

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Reduced Inequality
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Liberal Fuel Policy Fails to Sway Bruce Voters

In the Bruce electorate, the Liberal party's campaign promise to cut the fuel excise by 25 cents a litre is failing to influence voter decisions, with voters citing the overall cost of living and crime as more significant concerns.

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Canada's Inflation Crisis Impacts Housing, Groceries, and Federal Election

Canada's 2022 inflation rate reached 8.1 percent, its highest since 1983, causing a severe affordability crisis impacting housing and groceries, forcing many Canadians to relocate or cut back on essential spending, significantly influencing the upcoming federal election.

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Soaring Rental Prices in Attica Outpace Wage Growth

Rental prices in Attica, Greece, have seen average increases of up to 53.5% between Q1 2019 and Q1 2024, with the largest increases in eastern suburbs (nearly €9/sq.m. from €5.83/sq.m.), while wage increases have not kept pace.

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Record Tourism in Japan Creates 'Tourism Pollution' Concerns

Japan experienced record tourism in 2025 (3.7 million visitors in January, 40 million expected for the year), driven by a weak yen and high international rankings, but this led to concerns about 'tourism pollution' in cities like Kyoto and Tokyo.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
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Australian Election 2025: Liberals Aim to Reclaim Lost Seats

The 2025 Australian federal election sees Liberal candidates attempt to regain seats lost to independent "teal" candidates in 2022, with the outcome depending on shifting voter priorities from climate change to economic concerns and the potential for a hung parliament.

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