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Talking Business #32 Interview with Evan Thornley from LongView
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Australian GDP per capita has declined for a record 6th consecutive quarter. Australian health Department officials concede that private hospitals are uninvestable and more will close. Rupert Murdoch-owned firm REA Group weighs up bid for UK-based Rightmove. Blackstone to acquire Australian data centre business AirTrunk. The world’s largest private…
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Talking Business #30 Interview with Dana Udall from Headspace
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Australia’s latest monthly CPI indicator came in lower at 3.5% in the 12 months to July. But energy subsidies are weighing on the index. As many as 1.6 million Australian households are now facing home insurance affordability stress The Australian government is set to take a tougher approach to airlines and airports over flight delays under changes…
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Talking Business #30 Interview with Lucy Piper from WorkforClimate
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Plummeting iron ore prices could cost the federal government $3 billion in revenue, which is likely to push Australia’s budget further into deficit this financial year. Federal police have been called in to investigate whether Regional Express’s former chairman amid increasingly bitter recriminations over the airline’s collapse late last month. New…
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Talking Business #29 Interview with Brent Goldman from Nexia Australia
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Bruce Daisley says Elon Musk should be arrested if it's proven that his actions incited recent riots in the UK. Daisley is a former senior executive at Twitter. Amid growing political tensions over cost-of-living pressures, RBA deputy governor Andrew Hauser slams those who claim to be sure of the way forward as “false prophets” Australian technolog…
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Talking Business #28 interview with Paul Koopmans from Worldpay
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On Monday, the global stock markets were crashing (until they weren’t). Market volatility is now the new trend, reminiscent of 1987 crash and the 2000 tech wreck. Elon Musk sues Unilever and Mars for conspiring to boycott X and deprive it of revenue. When it gets to trial, he can explain to the judge why he told advertisers to “go f… the selves.” R…
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Talking Business #27 Interview with Fred Thiele from Interactive
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Kamala Harris is raising money in record breaking amounts. HUGE relief to the RBA Board. Australia’s Q2 headline CPI inflation in line with market expectations. The big surprise was trimmed mean inflation. It undershot expectations to come in at 3.9%, down from 4% in March. Rex officially goes into administration, regional routes still running. Aus…
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Talking Business #26: Interview with Sonia Shwabsky from Kwik Kopy
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What does the market anticipate in a potential Kamala Harris presidency? Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock has warned that rapidly rising building costs are keeping inflation in Australia higher than overseas Calling CrowdStrike!! What’s the plan on reimbursing everyone for the lost revenue?? This outage cost the global economy bil…
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Talking Business #25 Interview with Alex Perry from Sharewise
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The markets are waking up to the prospect of Trump winning the election following the assassination attempt. That means tax cuts, tariffs and de-regulation. There is also heightened political risk which may add to volatility. A group of ultra wealthy people are donating millions to a super PAC backing Donald Trump for President. Elon Musk is leadin…
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Talking Business #24 Interview with Leslie Chong from Imugene
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Euro recovers as left-wing coalition leads in French legislative election, financial concerns loom. Australia has some of the worst real wage growth of the OECD’s 38 member nations, lagging behind the United Kingdom, United States and Canada, exposing the federal government’s struggle to deliver on its election commitment to get real wages moving a…
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Talking Business #23 Interview with Deborah Rathjen from Carina
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are among those taking a fresh look at how a Donald Trump victory in November could play out in the bond market, urging clients to position for inflation & higher long-term bond yields. Bank for International Settlements warns central banks to avoid cutting interest rates too soon owing to the risk of a fresh flare-…
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Talking Business#22: Interview with Scott O'Neill from Rethink Investing
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Australia’s monthly inflation rate increased to its highest level in 2024 in the latest indication that the Reserve Bank won’t be cutting interest rates soon and might yet hike again. Woolworths and Coles face billion-dollar fines under stronger grocery code The Liberals are furious with Matt Kean after he rejected their claims for Nuclear Power. H…
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Talking Business #21 Interview with Anthony McClure from Silver Mines
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"Yes, Everyone Really Is Sick a Lot More Often After Covid" It's not your imagination: Around the world, people really are getting sick more often than before the pandemic. The Reserve Bank of Australia keeps interest rates at 4.35% with potential hikes if inflation persists amid economic uncertainty, slow growth and federal and state government bu…
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Talking Business #20 Interview with Chris McNamara from Remote
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Peter Costello resigns. He is succeeded by Catherine West, a former Murdoch executive with Sky in the UK. The Chemist Warehouse-Sigma merger will give the company nearly half the market. Bain bids $1.83 billion for Bapcor amid market challenges. Bonza’s administrators sacks all staff as prospects for a sale dry up. Lion, one of the largest drinks g…
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Talking Business #19 Interview with Prakash Ramamurthy from Freshworks
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Rupert Murdoch locks in his fifth marriage (and his molecular biologist wife her third marriage). Just the odds! Australia’s GDP growth for the March quarter was an anaemic 0.1% So annual growth has slipped to 1.1%. Australia remains in a per capita recession as we have been since late 202 Yoga instructors, martial artists and dog handlers have bea…
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Talking Business #18 Interview with Steven McKeon from MacNerd
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Inflation has risen for a second month to 3.6% in the year to April, confounding expectations that consumer price growth would restart its downward trend: Lend Lease exits overseas markets, waving the white flag and finally agreeing with what investors have told it for years: it’s just too hard. Research has found that migrants in Australia are dri…
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Talking Business #17 Interview with Brad Adams from Rare Foods Australia
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RBA minutes confirm a tightening bias, but it's reluctant to hike. This, as consumer sentiment remains deeply pessimistic with just over half expecting rate rises to resume over the next 12 months. Macquarie Group economists estimate there is a 50% chance of recession this year, as the “trap” of high migration unwinds and high interest rates leave …
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Talking Business #16 Interview with Nick Smith from Smart Commmunications
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Chalrmer’s election budget promises inflation will give voters a Christmas by returning to the RBA’s 2-3% target by the end of the year. The question is whether the RBA agrees. Small business is likely to be underwhelmed by the Budget which only announced investment initiatives for select industries only. A big victory for Elon Musk. An Australian …
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Talking Business #15 Interview with Angela Ferguson from Future X Collective
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Higher for longer and rates might go up again: That's the message we’ve got from the Reserve Bank of Australia on interest rates. Rating agencies have put the Victorian government on notice after it revealed state debt would climb to $188 billion in a budget that failed to cut spending The scale of the Bonza collapse has been revealed in court with…
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Talking Business # 14 Interview with Ben Weiss from Olliv
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The cheap Aussie airline Bonza, which is majority owned by Florida-based private investment firm 777 Partners, has appointed a voluntary administrator to run the discount regional airline after the company behind its aircraft provider repossessed its planes in Australia Star Entertainment chair David Foster latest to depart amid Sydney casino inqui…
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Talking Business #13 Inrterview with Tim Gaspar from Hatch Financial Services
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Australia’s inflation comes in higher than expected at 3.6%. Service inflation is the main culprit holding back progress. Insurance premiums jumped by their most in 23 years, rents grew at their fastest annual pace face in 15 years, and education fees saw their largest quarterly rise in 12 years. You can forget about a rate cut this year! Australia…
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Talking Business #12 Interview with Justin Seskin from The Dom
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Tesla is slashing headcount by more than 10%, or 140,000 jobs, as part of a global retrenchment extending all the way into its executive ranks as the carmaker struggles with slowing demand for electric vehicles. Outgoing Woolworths boss Brad Banducci was threatened with six months in jail for contempt of the Senate after he refused to directly answ…
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Talking Business #11 Interview with Paul Bevan from Magic Valley
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In an important report, the IMF has found Australian households are more sensitive to changes in interest rates than virtually any other consumers globally because of the dominance of variable-rate mortgages, high levels of household debt and lax lending rules. The Albanese government will push insurers to cut costs for households that take steps t…
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Talking Business#10 Interview with Aaron McEwan from Gartner
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In an extraordinary development in the Lehmann vs Ten defamation case, a former producer on Seven’s Spotlight program besmirched Bruce Lehrmann’s credibility by alleging he had received perks totalling tens of thousands of dollars including a $361 steak and reimbursement for the cost of sex workers and illicit drugs before he signed an exclusive in…
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Talking Business # 10 Interview with Aaron McEwan from Gasrtner
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In an extraordinary development in the Lehmann vs Ten defamation case, a former producer on Seven’s Spotlight program besmirched Bruce Lehrmann’s credibility by alleging he had received perks totalling tens of thousands of dollars including a $361 steak and reimbursement for the cost of sex workers and illicit drugs before he signed an exclusive in…
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Talking Business #9 Interview with Matt Drum from Ndevr
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Data from research firms show the number of people using X daily is falling, more than a year after tech billionaire Elon Musk bought the app formerly known as Twitter. Australian unions will push for a 5% increase to the minimum wage for more than 2.9 million workers, while employers will demand a major pay slowdown to offset record increases that…
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Talking Business #8 Interview with Neil Woolrich from Gartner
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The RBA keeps rates on hold but says the board isn’t “ruling anything in or out” on interest rates. A new report forecasts housing supply to fall off a cliff over the next two years putting the Australian government further behind its ambitious housing targets. Uber will pay over $272 million to Australian taxi drivers to compensate them for lost i…
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Talking Business #7 Interview with Tim Rossanis from Turo
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Much to the dismay of Fed Chair Powell, US CPI is HOT. Headline CPI inflation increased 3.2% Y/Y, accelerating from 3.1% in January. After this data, Fed rate futures are pricing in only 1% odds of a rate cut at the next FOMC meeting. It also dents Biden’s re-election chances. CreditorWatch has warned more businesses will go under in the coming mon…
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Talking Business #6 Interview with Isaac Wolfe from Real Essentials
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China sets ambitious economic growth target of ‘around 5%’ for 2024, as leaders aim to restore confidence in faltering economy. Rocked by a series of money-laundering scandals, Australia’s casinos are looking beyond hard core gaming to a safer bet – tourists. Business-related personal insolvencies are on the rise, as personal guarantees catch up w…
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Talking Business #5 Interview with Richard Kirkman from Veolia
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Universities could soon be facing major funding changes as the biggest review of the sector in decades calls for a radical reshaping of the tertiary education sector. The tax office is investigating a suspected $180 million tax fraud by a top formwork contractor in the construction industry that could end up as the biggest tax fraud in Australian c…
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Talking Business #4 Interview with Matt Vitale from Birchal
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The banking oligopoly looks to be entrenched. It seems that the takeover of Suncorp bank by ANZ allowed by the Competition Tribunal despite ACCC objections. Competition law in Australia is a joke. Research undertaken by the OECD has concluded that those parts of the country with the highest level of migrants tend to have the highest productivity. F…
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Talking Business #3 Intervie with Nina Webster from Dimerix
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Sydney house prices force thousands of young families out of NSW, productivity commission says. At least 150 Australian Tax Office officials have been implicated in the TikTok tax fraud where tens of thousands of Australians learned how to game collecting GST. Australia is going after X. Communications minster, Rowland warns that when new laws are …
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Talking Business#2 Interview with Dr Ron Weinberger from EMVision
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Although the RBA maintained its cash rate at a 12-year high of 4.35% — as predicted by economists – its quarterly forecasts showed inflation will only hit the midpoint of its 2-3% target band in 2026. Looks like interest rate cuts could be some time away. Utes, four-wheel drives and other light commercial vehicles could be phased or priced out of t…
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Talking Business#1 Interview with Steph Shatz from Second Nature Program
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Hong Kong court orders liquidation of troubled Evergrande echoing Lehman Brothers' collapse. Banks, suppliers, and property owners in China take a massive hit. The real estate crisis poses a threat to its economy's recovery. Experts say Changes to Stage 3 means the government is aligning better to tax design principles and relieves pressure on fami…
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Talking Business #45 Interview with Ben Pfisterer from Zeller
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What does Chemist Warehouse's Australian merger mean? The long-term cost of the federal government’s debt interest bill has blown out by $80 billion since the May budget, overtaking the NDIS. Australia’s insurance giants warn premium costs will spiral beyond the reach of more households unless homes are relocated from high-risk areas & planning law…
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Talking Business #44 Interview with Tom Cornell from HireVue
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Chalmers appoints Bank of England economist Andrew Hauser as the next deputy governor of the RBA, a rare external appointment of an expert who will help shepherd the central bank through its biggest changes in decade Fallen war hero Ben Roberts-Smith has been dealt another huge blow, ordered to pay more costs in his failed defamation trial. ASX-lis…
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Talking Business #43 Interview with David Fairfull from Metigy
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Sam Altman is back at OpenAI as CEO, Greg Brockman, and the rest of the team is reinstated. Guess what? Open AI has new board members. Fresh RBA minutes from its Melbourne Cup Day meeting revealed the central bank had left the door open for further rate hikes should inflation prove persistent. Kelly Bayer Rosemarie has stood down as OPTUS CEO. She …
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Talking Business#42 Interview with David Chinn from Lexer
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Moody's changes the outlook of America's debt to negative, putting the US one step closer to losing its last perfect credit rating. Fears of soaring prices and shortages as Australian Federal Police investigate a major cyber-attack against Australia's ports. Optus, Telstra and other major telco boards required to sign off on a new or updated cyber …
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Talking Business #41 Interview with Steve Orenstein from Zoom2U
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Europe's PMI stats signal looming recession - darkest forecast since the financial meltdown & COVID slump. Unlucky 13. We have seen the 13th increase in official interest rates by the RBA since May last year. Cash rate now at 4.35% The number of Australian companies that collapsed in October soared 43%. ASIC sues TelstraSuper for failing more than …
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Talking Business #40 Interview with Scott McKinnel from Tenable
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The World Bank is warning that even a small disruption to crude supplies due to escalating Middle Eastern conflict could remove between 500,000 and 2 million barrels a day from global markets and reach $157 a barrel. A massive trade deal between Australia and the European Union appears all but doomed after "endgame" negotiations between the two sid…
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Talking Business #39 Interview with Sonia Shwabsky from KwikKopy
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Central banks are losing the fight against inflation. The 2 Year Treasury Bond, one of the benchmarks of whether Inflation is rising or declining, has hit a 16 year high with a Yield of 5.02%. Being rich is my superpower’ Tapes reveal cardboard mogul Anthony Pratt paying monthly retainers of $25K to Paul Keating and $8k to Tony Abbott while Prince …
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Talking Business #38 Interview with Rani Wynn from LiveScore Group
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Australia's eSafety commission fines Elon Musk's X $610,500 for failing to meet anti-child-abuse standards. A new cloud forms over global economy as Middle East conflict threatens recovery, warns IMF chief. Cryptocurrency advocates are tipping the price of bitcoin to reach $US100,000 within the next five years. By the time the Yes campaign kicked o…
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Talking Business #37 Interview with Robert Wilkinson from Cyber Marathon Solutions
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Virgin surfs post-COVID boom to first profit in 11 years. The Israel-Hamas war sends Aussie petrol prices skyrocketing. Senate committee suggests the Albanese government denied Qatar Airways more flights into Australia to protect Qantas’ market share and keep airfares high. The big four banks slash 2000 jobs. Boral says spiking electricity prices a…
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Talking Business #36 Interview with Mohan Jesudason from X2M Connect
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Australian construction sector insolvencies have surged over the past three months as costs for everything from materials to insurance continue to blight the troubled $360bn industry. ACCC report finds the average Australian family with two children under three is spending up to 16% of their household income on child care, ranking Australia 26th ou…
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Talking Business #35 Interview with Jon Pilcher from Neuren Pharmaceuticals
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Soaring petrol prices pushed inflation higher in August Rupert Murdoch will be entitled to pension benefits worth nearly $219 million from his US operation Fox Corp. Super fund HESTA warns the largest listed companies it intends to vote against male directors of boards with low female representation. Qantas shareholders have demanded chairman Richa…
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Talking Business#34 Interview with Ivan Curic from Domain
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Cyber criminals already using generative artificial intelligence to craft more persuasive scams ASIC warns that company directors could be in breach of their duties if their companies fail to adequately deal with cyberattacks Research reveals that almost every person in NSW and Queensland was hit with a natural disaster in the past 12 months Qantas…
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Talking Business #33 Interview with Belinda Sinclair from Domain
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World leaders agree a strategic effort to counterbalance Chinese influence Prized Australian tourism and holiday destination Hamilton Island looks set to sell with its current owners understood to be discussing the move. News Corp CEO Robert Thomson warns AI will create a "tsunami" of job losses at publishers. Gina Rinehart has not ruled out launch…
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Talking Business#32 Interview with Angus Ferguson from Domain
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Qantas announces that Alan Joyce has stood down as CEO of Qantas early. For the first time, Qantas is ahead of schedule. Forrest empire exodus spreads with two more CEOs leaving, The Australian arm of Hilton Worldwide has gone to battle with the Australian Tax Office over allegations that it hasn't paid over $80 million in taxes, penalties and inte…
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Talking Business Interview with Danielle Harmer from Domain
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has been grilled over the airline's contribution to the cost of living crisis during an inquiry conducted by the Senate. The Morrison Government’s Modernising Business Register, designed to save business money, blew out by $2 billion. 460 company directors urge "yes" vote in Voice referendum calling constitutional recognition …
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Talking Business#30 Interview with Frank Greeff from Domain
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China’s $18 trillion economy is decelerating, consumers are downbeat, exports are struggling, prices are falling and more than one in five young people are out of work. Australia is set to lose it’s AAA credit rating because of ‘Climate Change’ Optus is the most distrusted brand in Australia in the 12 months to June 2023, replacing Facebook/Meta fo…
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