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Talking Business with Leon Gettler

Here"s the week"s business, finance and economics news - in just 30 minutes.In the meantime you can catch me on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. And if you want leave a comment. Wishing you all a safe and healthy week. And looking forward to bringing you Talking Business next weekFollow my socials on:https://twitter.com/leongettlerhttps://www.instagram.com/leongettler/https://www.linkedin.com/in/leongettler/https://www.linkedin.com/company/leongettler/https://www.facebook.com/talkingbusinesspodcast

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39:44

Talking Business #30 Interview with Dana Udall from...

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2024/08/29

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 stressThe Australian government is set to take a tougher approach to airlines and airports over flight delays under changes outlined in the aviation white paper. Jim Chalmers calls Peter Dutton ‘most divisive leader’ in modern Australian history from a main partyA new Senate

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Talking Business #30 Interview with Lucy Piper from...

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2024/08/22

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 legislation to completely defang the CFMEU.Booktopia has been rescued out of administration by camera store digiDirecBanks are spending hundreds of

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Talking Business #29 Interview with Brent Goldman...

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2024/08/15

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 technology companies say job graduate readiness is at its lowest levels, with most believing 99% are not able to jump in and perform effectively after leaving

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Talking Business #28 interview with Paul Koopmans...

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2024/08/08

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.”RBA rules out interest rate cuts for the next six months.You would think getting the Productivity Commission to analyse Ausrtalia’s struggles to build

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Talking Business #27 Interview with Fred Thiele from...

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2024/08/01

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.Australia’s top companies face lower profits this earnings seasonNew Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt predicts it will take years for the CFMEU to fully

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Talking Business #26: Interview with Sonia Shwabsky...

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2024/07/25

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 overseasCalling CrowdStrike!! What’s the plan on reimbursing everyone for the lost revenue?? This outage cost the global economy billions of dollars so far.Oxford Economics warns Australia’s housing supply and affordability crisis is likely to deepen and will remain a “chronic”

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Talking Business #25 Interview with Alex Perry from...

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2024/07/18

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 leading the charge with $US45 million per month to get Trump elected.The International Monetary Fund has warned that high inflation is proving more persistent

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Talking Business #24 Interview with Leslie Chong from...

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2024/07/11

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 as inflation remains high.AUSTRAC Chief Executive Brendan Thomas says luxury goods, along with cash and real estate, are “highly effective” for laundering

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Talking Business #23 Interview with Deborah Rathjen...

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2024/07/04

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are among thosetaking a fresh look athow a Donald Trump victory in Novembercould 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-up in inflation.Warnings that the pain of this economic downturn will be more widespread and hit consumers harder than the GFC, and the rise in company

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Talking Business#22: Interview with Scott O'Neill...

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2024/06/27

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 codeThe Liberals are furious with Matt Kean after he rejected their claims for Nuclear Power. He is head of a new peak climate group.New research shows Australian households are saving much less than their global peers as mortgage repayments and tax

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Talking Business #21 Interview with Anthony McClure...

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2024/06/20

"Yes, Everyone Really Is Sick a Lot More Often After Covid" It's not your imagination: Around the world, people really are getting sickmore oftenthan 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 budget spending stoking inflation.The Albanese government will introduce laws to split the CFMEU and allow its manufacturing division to leave the union in

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Talking Business #21 Interview with Anthony McClure...

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2024/06/20

"Yes, Everyone Really Is Sick a Lot More Often After Covid" It's not your imagination: Around the world, people really are getting sickmore oftenthan 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 budget spending stoking inflation.The Albanese government will introduce laws to split the CFMEU and allow its manufacturing division to leave the union in

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Talking Business #20 Interview with Chris McNamara...

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2024/06/13

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 groups in the world, intends shutting a craft brewery in inner Sydney that has been operating for 36 years. Rising costs, a shrinking beer market and consumer

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Talking Business #19 Interview with Prakash...

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2024/06/06

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 202Yoga instructors, martial artists and dog handlers have beaten some construction trades to a spot on the government’s draft priority skills list for migrants, despite the dire need for workers to tackle Australia’s

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Talking Business #18 Interview with Steven McKeon...

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2024/05/30

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 driving Ubers and not working in skilled jobs.Australian business failures are tracking the highest rates since the aftermath of the Global Financial

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Talking Business #17 Interview with Brad Adams from...

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2024/05/23

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 the private sector in “stagnation”.A setback for Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy plans with the CSIRO estimating the nation’s first large-scale nuclear

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Talking Business #16 Interview with Nick Smith from...

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2024/05/16

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 federal court judge has shut down the Australian eSafety Commissioner's argument in its legal battle against 𝕏 over a global takedown order calling for the

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Talking Business #15 Interview with Angela Ferguson...

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2024/05/09

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 spendingThe scale of the Bonza collapse has been revealed in court with almost60,000 customers affected and lawyers claiming they would need a stadium to hold the thousands of creditors.Perpetual will be broken up and its

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Talking Business # 14 Interview with Ben Weiss from...

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2024/05/02

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 AustraliaStar Entertainment chair David Foster latest to depart amid Sydney casino inquiry. Twitter Australia is expected to be wound up by the end of 2024 after new documents filed with the corporate regulator show it reported just $3.4

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Talking Business #13 Inrterview with Tim Gaspar from...

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2024/04/25

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 will cut the growth outlook for most major economies, including key trading partner China, when it releases its budget next month.Free-to-air broadcasters

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