CSU Student News: 2MCE broadcast May 13, 2022
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Priced out: Market boom continues post-pandemic. A report released by the University of New South Wales and Australian Council of Social Services shows housing affordability in Australia is among the worst in the world, with prices over 15 times the gross median household income. Prices have soared nearly 25% in twelve months, pushing middle- and …
Housing affordability even more out of reach, report finds. Read More »
A Bathurst school bus in action. PHOTO: Noah Secomb Usage of the Bathurst bus system remains low among residents and visitors alike despite skyrocketing petrol prices and growing environmental concerns. Poor community experiences and a lack of accessibility to tourists stop widespread adoption of local public transport. As the cost of living in Australia continues …
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(Left to right) – Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton, CSIRO Senior Principal Research Scientist Dr Andrew Higgins, Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, Interim Chief Executive of Inland Rail Rebecca Pickering and Mayor of Narrabri Shire Council Ron Campbell in Narrabri last week. Inland Rail is Australia’s largest infrastructure project and is set to connect …
Your browser does not support iframes Although many members of the community are up-to-date with their COVID-19 vaccinations, it is still important for everyone to get the flu vaccine. Pharmacist Dominica Koudrin is urging people to get their flu vaccine to help prevent any flu related illnesses or death. Obeorn Pharmacy: Bianca Stoneman Many local …
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Your browser does not support iframes Australians everywhere are feeling the pinch of skyrocketing fuel prices, with no indication of when they will slow down. After the various restrictions over the last two years, the need for travel is now becoming essential to many workers across the country. Essential worker Graham James highlights the overall …