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.
Posted by September 4th 2023
The first of July was an important day in Australians’ financial affairs - not just because it was the start of the new financial year but because default energy prices changed for deregulated states. The Reference …
Posted by July 20th 2022
Origin Energy has teamed up with Woolworths and EG Fuel to help its customers save at the bowser as the rising cost of living takes a bite out of household budgets. The utilities giant is offering …
Posted by September 9th 2022
Australian householders are overwhelmingly concerned that they won't be able to afford energy within three years, a national survey revealed. A whopping 87 per cent of Aussies said they were worried about the affordability of their …
Posted by September 9th 2022
Origin, one of Australia’s three-largest energy companies, has been ordered to pay penalties totalling $17 million by the Federal Court for failing to comply with its obligations to protect customers experiencing financial hardship or payment …
Posted by September 9th 2022
Carbon neutral energy, discounts and rewards are the name of the game for up-and-coming Telstra Energy, with the telecommunications powerhouse releasing a first look at its new energy offers. In a recent blog post on its …
Posted by June 29th 2022
Fewer than one in 10 Australian bill-payers intend to switch power plans, even as an energy crisis causes bills to soar, new Canstar Blue research revealed. Just nine per cent of more than 2,100 householders around …
Posted by September 19th 2022
Enova Energy, Australia’s first community-owned electricity retailer, has announced it will enter voluntary administration as a result of ongoing “diabolical” energy market conditions. The Byron Bay-based energy provider said it could no longer operate due to …
Posted by June 21st 2022
Tasmanian households could see their power bills soar by as much as $227 a year after the state’s independent regulator announced an energy price hike from July 1. The Tasmanian Economic Regulator, which is responsible for …
Posted by February 7th 2024
Up to 30,000 vulnerable New South Wales households will soon be eligible for a free solar system or energy efficient appliance upgrade as part of a new state government initiative. The Energy Bill Buster Program, announced …
Posted by June 14th 2022
Australians are facing significant cost of living challenges, so news of a hostile energy market doesn’t offer much comfort for bill-payers already shivering through winter. In the past year, skyrocketing wholesale costs have placed immense pressure …