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Allanah Sciberras

Allanah Sciberras

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Journalist and Digital News Producer, 9News Melbourne

Melbourne

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  • Young Australians robbed of buying a home after 'lost decade' of low wage growth, according to Per Capita

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Younger Australians have been described as having been effectively robbed of the opportunity to save for a house deposit, having lived through what's been called "the lost decade."Researchers at the Per Capita think tank have released data showing that young people are facing the consequences of low wage growth from 2012 to 2022. The average wage is almost $12,000 lower than it would have been if wage growth had kept pace with its historical average, according to Per Capita's analysis.

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified · Nine News Australia

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • Australian Electoral Commission issues warning over unsolicited postal vote application forms from political parties

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Many Australians have likely received a message from their local MP or candidate about how to apply for a postal vote or vote early ahead of the federal election. While these messages are not illegal, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has issued a warning to voters about using unsolicited postal vote application forms from political parties, including those sent via text prompts.

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified · Nine News Australia

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • Young Australians robbed of buying a home after 'lost decade' of low wage growth, according to Per Capita

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified| Nine News Australia Verified Younger Australians have been described as having been effectively robbed of the opportunity to save for a house deposit, having lived through what's been called "the lost decade."Researchers at the Per Capita think tank have released data showing that young people are facing the consequences of low wage growth from 2012 to 2022. The average wage is almost $12,000 lower than it would have been if wage growth had kept pace with its historical average, according to Per Capita's analysis.

    By Allanah Sciberras Verified · Nine News Australia

    Mar. 30, 2025

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9News Melbourne

North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9282 2833