
South Australians Feel the Squeeze as Power Bills Drive Higher
South Australian households are facing some of the steepest electricity costs in the country, and a quiet lifestyle shift is making the impact even sharper: more young adults are staying at home for longer, and shared living arrangements are becoming more common as the cost of living rises.
Recent analysis from comparison service iSelect highlights how significant the extra load can be. Almost half of Australians aged 18 to 29 now live with their parents, while many others share homes with friends or extended family. The increase in headcount means extra electricity use, and in SA, where prices average around 44 cents per kWh, that added consumption bites much harder than it does interstate.




















