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I don't think there is a certain rule to calculate CPI inflation rate.
Most bills increase every year by a particular rate, depending on how it's set up in the contract. Supplier can set any rate they want as long as it's not too ridiculous to worth arguing with.
According to ABS (search "housing CPI" in google as I don't have privilege post url), CPI in housing is around 2%~4.3% p.a. Again, it depends on how they model it and how it's been setup in the contract.
Assuming your rent is increasing annually, an increase of 2%-4.3% is acceptable. As the change in recent quarter is lower, therefore the lower range is more reasonable.
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