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Temporada 2024
Fecha de emisión
Jun 03, 2024
Millions of workers will get a pay rise in line with inflation in July to keep up with the rising cost of living. Plus one in two Australians have struggled to make debt repayments in the past 12 months.
Millions of workers will get a pay rise in line with inflation in July to keep up with the rising cost of living. Plus one in two Australians have struggled to make debt repayments in the past 12 months.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 04, 2024
Investors are considering whether Guzman y Gomez is overvalued as the fast-food chain prepares to go public and list on the ASX on June 20. Plus we look at Rio Tinto's latest tilt at green steel.
Investors are considering whether Guzman y Gomez is overvalued as the fast-food chain prepares to go public and list on the ASX on June 20. Plus we look at Rio Tinto's latest tilt at green steel.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 05, 2024
In the first three months of 2024, the economy grew at the slowest annual rate since the 1990s recession, outside of the pandemic. Plus Medibank is facing a potential $21-trillion fine over the 2022 data breach.
In the first three months of 2024, the economy grew at the slowest annual rate since the 1990s recession, outside of the pandemic. Plus Medibank is facing a potential $21-trillion fine over the 2022 data breach.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 06, 2024
We report on the dark side of retail where sexual harassment is pervasive. Plus Canada opens the door for other G7 nations to begin cutting interest rates. Presented by Alicia Barry.
We report on the dark side of retail where sexual harassment is pervasive. Plus Canada opens the door for other G7 nations to begin cutting interest rates. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 10, 2024
Kirsten Aiken talks to Airtasker boss Tim Fung about how the company ensures it receives repeat business from clients. Plus the costly split threatening the future of Australian soccer.
Kirsten Aiken talks to Airtasker boss Tim Fung about how the company ensures it receives repeat business from clients. Plus the costly split threatening the future of Australian soccer.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 11, 2024
ANZ has become the first of the big four banks to push back its rate cut forecast to 2025. Plus millions of Australians are being warned not to double dip on work-from-home claims when they file their tax returns.
ANZ has become the first of the big four banks to push back its rate cut forecast to 2025. Plus millions of Australians are being warned not to double dip on work-from-home claims when they file their tax returns.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 12, 2024
A Senate inquiry into the big four accountancy firms is calling for sweeping changes that would slap restrictions on the way they operate. Plus investors nervously await the US Federal Reserve's next move.
A Senate inquiry into the big four accountancy firms is calling for sweeping changes that would slap restrictions on the way they operate. Plus investors nervously await the US Federal Reserve's next move.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 13, 2024
The jobs market remains resilient in the face of higher interest rates and strong migration. Plus the US Federal Reserve scales back its rate cut projections for 2024. Presented by Alicia Barry.
The jobs market remains resilient in the face of higher interest rates and strong migration. Plus the US Federal Reserve scales back its rate cut projections for 2024. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 17, 2024
The climate wars are back - but will the private sector come to the party if nuclear wins? Plus the battle to tame inflation - should it fall squarely on the RBA? Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
The climate wars are back - but will the private sector come to the party if nuclear wins? Plus the battle to tame inflation - should it fall squarely on the RBA? Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 18, 2024
The Reserve Bank leaves the cash rate on hold at 4.35% but says inflation is coming down slower than expected. Plus we speak to Guzman y Gomez CEO Steven Marks ahead of the company's ASX float.
The Reserve Bank leaves the cash rate on hold at 4.35% but says inflation is coming down slower than expected. Plus we speak to Guzman y Gomez CEO Steven Marks ahead of the company's ASX float.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 19, 2024
The climate wars go nuclear - the Coalition pledges seven nuclear power plants but no costings. Plus sexually transmitted debt, how domestic violence perpetrators weaponise the tax system. Presented by Alicia Barry.
The climate wars go nuclear - the Coalition pledges seven nuclear power plants but no costings. Plus sexually transmitted debt, how domestic violence perpetrators weaponise the tax system. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 20, 2024
Nuclear reaction: why a big renewables backer says nuclear power is part of the solution. Plus the weekly shop - Aldi is the cheapest but less than a dollar between the big two at the checkout. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
Nuclear reaction: why a big renewables backer says nuclear power is part of the solution. Plus the weekly shop - Aldi is the cheapest but less than a dollar between the big two at the checkout. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 24, 2024
State bans, legal challenges and cost blowouts - some of the hurdles on the road to nuclear energy. Plus wielding a bigger stick against the big supermarkets, but calls to tackle the concentration of market power.
State bans, legal challenges and cost blowouts - some of the hurdles on the road to nuclear energy. Plus wielding a bigger stick against the big supermarkets, but calls to tackle the concentration of market power.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 25, 2024
The call for a cap on AirBnBs, city holidaymakers killing long term rentals in country towns. Plus he was Myer's biggest critic, now the deal that made billionaire Solomon Lew its biggest investor. Hosted by Rachel Pupazzoni.
The call for a cap on AirBnBs, city holidaymakers killing long term rentals in country towns. Plus he was Myer's biggest critic, now the deal that made billionaire Solomon Lew its biggest investor. Hosted by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 26, 2024
Beer, smokes, and petrol up - why the risk of a 14th interest rate hike just rose. Plus the call from the energy market operator to ramp up the renewables rollout. Presented by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Beer, smokes, and petrol up - why the risk of a 14th interest rate hike just rose. Plus the call from the energy market operator to ramp up the renewables rollout. Presented by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Fecha de emisión
Jun 27, 2024
Taxpayer funded nuclear reactors: why the Coalition says there will be no cost over-runs, plus buying a slice of the Australian dream - the bounce of foreign cash into the property market. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Taxpayer funded nuclear reactors: why the Coalition says there will be no cost over-runs, plus buying a slice of the Australian dream - the bounce of foreign cash into the property market. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 01, 2024
End of financial year - The ASX 200 performed well over the previous fin year, boosting the retirement savings of most Australians. Plus how to address the massive shortage of tradies in the middle of a housing crisis.
End of financial year - The ASX 200 performed well over the previous fin year, boosting the retirement savings of most Australians. Plus how to address the massive shortage of tradies in the middle of a housing crisis.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 02, 2024
A special report into the world of beauty and how one Australian cosmetics company has grown into a multi-million-dollar business by "duping" popular products. Plus the RBA considers the case for a 14th interest rate rise.
A special report into the world of beauty and how one Australian cosmetics company has grown into a multi-million-dollar business by "duping" popular products. Plus the RBA considers the case for a 14th interest rate rise.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 03, 2024
A Senate Inquiry has slammed the corporate watchdog ASIC for having a bad culture that's led to Australia becoming a haven for white collar crime. Plus why industry is demanding the Future Made in Australia Bill is passed.
A Senate Inquiry has slammed the corporate watchdog ASIC for having a bad culture that's led to Australia becoming a haven for white collar crime. Plus why industry is demanding the Future Made in Australia Bill is passed.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 04, 2024
Local governments and property law experts are calling on state governments to use their powers to force the owners of vacant and derelict properties to use them or lose them. Plus
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Local governments and property law experts are calling on state governments to use their powers to force the owners of vacant and derelict properties to use them or lose them. Plus Australia's former competition cop slams the Coalition's supermarket break-up plan.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 08, 2024
The battle to lure shoppers in with end of financial year sales comes under the threat of an interest rate hike. Plus why the Australian Dollar has hit a 33-year high against the Japanese Yen. Presented by David Chau.
The battle to lure shoppers in with end of financial year sales comes under the threat of an interest rate hike. Plus why the Australian Dollar has hit a 33-year high against the Japanese Yen. Presented by David Chau.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 09, 2024
The collapse of online retailer Booktopia has left thousands of customers with unfulfilled orders and highlighted pressures on the book supply chain. Plus the government puts real estate
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The collapse of online retailer Booktopia has left thousands of customers with unfulfilled orders and highlighted pressures on the book supply chain. Plus the government puts real estate agents on notice, as criminals target Australia with dirty money. Presented by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 10, 2024
Co-ops challenge the supermarket stranglehold but account for less than 1% of the sector - why aren't there more of them in Australia. Plus the story behind commercial networks bleeding viewers. Presented by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Co-ops challenge the supermarket stranglehold but account for less than 1% of the sector - why aren't there more of them in Australia. Plus the story behind commercial networks bleeding viewers. Presented by Rachel Pupazzoni.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 11, 2024
We cover the generational divide in Australia as a new report finds young people are finding it harder to climb the economic ladder. Plus bets are rising on an August rate hike. Presented by Alicia Barry.
We cover the generational divide in Australia as a new report finds young people are finding it harder to climb the economic ladder. Plus bets are rising on an August rate hike. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 15, 2024
The growing fallout of the Booktopia collapse: the online retailer goes down with a $60million debt. Plus calling out the banks' bad behaviour - vulnerable customers to receive a $28million refund. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
The growing fallout of the Booktopia collapse: the online retailer goes down with a $60million debt. Plus calling out the banks' bad behaviour - vulnerable customers to receive a $28million refund. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 16, 2024
Stronger debt recovery action by the tax office is pushing more businesses under, putting more people at risk of personal bankruptcy. It's taken the rate of insolvencies near peaks seen just after the global financial crisis.
Stronger debt recovery action by the tax office is pushing more businesses under, putting more people at risk of personal bankruptcy. It's taken the rate of insolvencies near peaks seen just after the global financial crisis.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 17, 2024
The peak building and construction industry body has told The Business that the clean-up of the CFMEU will have widespread ramifications for the sector. Plus scammers are increasingly targeting real estate sales.
The peak building and construction industry body has told The Business that the clean-up of the CFMEU will have widespread ramifications for the sector. Plus scammers are increasingly targeting real estate sales.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 18, 2024
Australia's unemployment rate continues to edge higher, despite the creation of about 50,000 jobs in June. Plus producers sound an alarm over green hydrogen incentives. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Australia's unemployment rate continues to edge higher, despite the creation of about 50,000 jobs in June. Plus producers sound an alarm over green hydrogen incentives. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 22, 2024
The Australian Industry Group and some economists believe the CrowdStrike outage will cost the Australian economy billions of dollars. Plus how the race for the White House will affect financial markets.
The Australian Industry Group and some economists believe the CrowdStrike outage will cost the Australian economy billions of dollars. Plus how the race for the White House will affect financial markets.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 23, 2024
China's deepening economic troubles signal tougher times ahead for the Australian economy. Plus concerns grow about the future of Australian green hydrogen.
China's deepening economic troubles signal tougher times ahead for the Australian economy. Plus concerns grow about the future of Australian green hydrogen.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 24, 2024
A deepening divide has emerged in Australia's workforce, with some employees enjoying generous pay and rewards, while others get by on minimum conditions. Plus how Optus is rebuilding its brand and trust with customers.
A deepening divide has emerged in Australia's workforce, with some employees enjoying generous pay and rewards, while others get by on minimum conditions. Plus how Optus is rebuilding its brand and trust with customers.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 25, 2024
As data centres expand rapidly, there are major concerns about the amount of energy they consume and whether the power grid can cope. Plus the economic cost of the Olympic Games. Presented by Alicia Barry.
As data centres expand rapidly, there are major concerns about the amount of energy they consume and whether the power grid can cope. Plus the economic cost of the Olympic Games. Presented by Alicia Barry.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 29, 2024
The Commonwealth bank has pleaded guilty to failing to pay staff long service leave entitlements. Plus, cryptocurrency enters the US election campaign.
The Commonwealth bank has pleaded guilty to failing to pay staff long service leave entitlements. Plus, cryptocurrency enters the US election campaign.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 30, 2024
Regional airline Rex has stopped ticket sales on some routes as its future looks uncertain. Plus, US Economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz joins The Business to talk about the prospect of a Trump presidency.
Regional airline Rex has stopped ticket sales on some routes as its future looks uncertain. Plus, US Economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz joins The Business to talk about the prospect of a Trump presidency.
Fecha de emisión
Jul 31, 2024
Financial markets are betting the Reserve Bank's next move will be down following the June quarter inflation figures. Plus, the long-standing slots problem at our airports after Rex enters voluntary administration.
Financial markets are betting the Reserve Bank's next move will be down following the June quarter inflation figures. Plus, the long-standing slots problem at our airports after Rex enters voluntary administration.
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