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.
Posted by July 19th 2023
Whether it be from your tax agent, superannuation company or energy provider, there’s a good chance you’ve been bombarded recently with reminders about the first of July. And while it may be all well and good …
Posted by December 22nd 2023
More than 9,100 vulnerable households in Western Australia are set to receive free electricity thanks to a new state government-funded Community Energy program. The program will allow households experiencing financial hardship to access free power between …
Posted by July 28th 2023
By now, it’s safe to say that most Victorians would have spotted energy providers advertising how their prices stack up against the default tariff, known as the VDO or Victorian Default Offer. For those unaware, …
Posted by July 12th 2023
A quarter of a million vulnerable Queenslanders could be missing out on more than $1K in energy bill help, according to the state government, as households begin to weather the impacts of the recent 21.5% …
Posted by July 12th 2023
With July 1 now in the rear view, it’s likely energy customers around the nation have been on the receiving end of unpleasant price change news from their providers these last few weeks. And with …
Posted by February 7th 2024
Households with rooftop solar could soon see their export limits practically double, allowing for greater returns on investment and less grid congestion, as the nation’s south kicks off flexible exports tariff offerings for solar customers. For …
Posted by July 7th 2023
Interested in nabbing a brand-new Tesla 3 but don’t want to front the costs? Well, scoring your dream vehicle could now come as easy as switching electricity providers, thanks to OVO Energy and its epic …
Posted by May 20th 2024
Well, it’s official – default power prices rose by as much as 25% for households across New South Wales, Victoria, south-east Queensland and South Australia from July 1, according to the energy regulators. After drafting hikes …
Posted by July 4th 2023
Solar solution power provider Qcells has strayed from the July-1 status quo and ditched plans to raise power prices for its customers until October, as part of a new product-wide price freeze. Amidst a flurry of …
Posted by July 3rd 2023
Eligible households in Western Australia will soon receive a power bill credit from one of the state’s government-owned electricity retailers, after it was found to have been inflating electricity prices. Synergy will pay a selection of …