The word 'bills' is correct and usable in written English
You can use the word 'bills' to refer to documents demanding payment of money, or to refer to the money itself. For example, "I have to pay a lot of bills this month."
"Our energy market reforms are about making the market more competitive, but also recognising that not just consumers but also businesses have been paying too much for their bills, and we're introducing a temporary price freeze to help consumers.
Ministers insisted the accountancy bills were in relation to their work as MPs and that the claims were allowable as parliamentary expenses.
While many athletes are genuinely grateful to the companies that fund their training bills, there's always something unnerving about watching people sing for their supper when they're supposed to be speaking from the heart.
Updated at 1.38pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.57pm AEST03 57 Australian politics live: Lunchtime summary Here is bento box of political morsels this lunchtime: The government has introduced the package of carbon tax repeal bills for the third time, ready for the senate change over next week.
The bills will go to the lower house first thing to be passed so that the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed, ready for when the new senators take up their benches next week.
Environment minister Greg Hunt has been out and about this morning on the ABC and on the doors at Parliament, "hoping and expecting but not presuming" the new senate will pass the carbon tax repeal bills, driving the final nail into the heart of Labor's emissions trading scheme.
Other bills in the package included measures to push public pension plans to divest in coal companies, require cities to include climate considerations in their general plans, and a proposal to study atmospheric rivers to increase water supply reliability.
Many voiced concern that the bills would push companies – and work – into other states while overall doing little to impact climate change.
Members have suggested that the recent reforms to stamp duty, which lowered tax bills for most homebuyers, would lead to an increase in activity and prices over the coming year.
By offering universal free insulation to communities, we'll cut bills, create jobs, and start the work of creating a housing stock fit for a zero-carbon economy.
The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has announced he is to introduce curbs on the use of employment agencies in the National Health Service as bills for temporary staff soar.
