Inflation’s cooling to 3.8% is a welcome relief, hinting at possible interest rate pauses and easing pressure on households and the government. While economists applaud the trend and avoid major shocks like soaring oil prices, risks loom — from Middle East tensions to domestic spending temptations. The government’s restraint, like ending fuel excise relief, signals a commitment to letting inflation fall naturally. Meanwhile, support for Victoria’s royal commission into building corruption aims to tackle systemic issues and boost productivity — with close eyes on the costly Suburban Rail Loop as a test case.
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