Kelseigh Wrigley

Kelseigh Wrigley was a content producer at Canstar Blue for three years until 2024, most recently as an Energy Specialist. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the Queensland University of Technology and has contributed her skills to online publications Hunter & Bligh and local radio station 4ZZZ.



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NSW’s $250 Electricity Rebate: When can you apply?

Posted by December 22nd 2023

Households in New South Wales could soon shave up to $250 off their power bill for comparing energy deals, under a proposed state government incentive.  The NSW Energy Bill Saver program would allow an estimated two …


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Alinta Energy fined for failing to help vulnerable customers in Victoria

Posted by January 25th 2023

Alinta Energy has paid penalties totalling more than $380,000 in Victoria for allegedly breaching rules that protect vulnerable energy customers. The Essential Services Commission (ESC) – Victoria’s independent energy regulator – issued the retailer with penalty …




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QEnergy and Mojo Power East fined for overcharging VDO customers

Posted by January 20th 2023

QEnergy and Mojo Power East have each paid more than $180,000 in penalties for allegedly charging customers on the Victorian Default Offer (VDO) incorrect rates. The two retailers were found by the Essential Services Commission (ESC) …



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Dodo slashes electricity prices for new customers in Melbourne

Posted by January 18th 2023

Telco and energy provider Dodo has slashed the rates on its flagship electricity deal, Market Offer, by more than 10% for new customers in Melbourne. The plan, which offers variable rates on a no lock-in contract, …


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Summer heatwaves a reminder to prepare for blackouts

Posted by January 13th 2023

Australian households and businesses are being reminded to brace for the impacts of summer heatwaves, both on their hip pockets and energy supply, as Australia’s energy network prepares for unexpected blackouts. The Australian Energy Council (AEC) …