Household spending is showing better signs, with consumers using energy rebates and tax cuts to spend on restaurants, food delivery, cinemas and travel.

Household spending is showing better signs, with consumers using energy rebates and tax cuts to spend on restaurants, food delivery, cinemas and travel.

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Belinda Allen, Commonwealth Bank Senior Economist

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