Interest rate rise reignites Australian inflation debate

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 30 Sept, 02:55 · Archive

Australia's interest rates have risen again, prompting criticism of government economic management.

Another interest rate rise in Australia has intensified debate over inflation, with opposition leader Taylor blaming 'home-grown inflation' and saying the government is not in control. The rise has focused attention on government spending, weak productivity and other domestic pressures. The Canberra Times reports the rate hike exposes government spin on the issue.

How it is being reported

• Live: Taylor blames 'home-grown inflation' for 15-year-high rate hikeABC Australian Capital Territory · 29 Sept, 22:11
• Why the federal government's inflation blame game doesn't add upThe Canberra Times · 29 Sept, 21:11
• Rate hike puts pressure on Labor over inflationABC Australian Capital Territory · 29 Sept, 19:49

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