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Transcript: Shayne Elliott with Neil Mitchell -3AW Mornings
Consumer Confidence drops, inflation expectations jump
Tackling Inflation during Pandemic
More tightening needed
Workers cop worst real terms pay cut in 20 years under Morrison “recovery”
Global food market disruption to continue in year ahead – Rabobank outlook
Consumer Confidence inflation expectations climb
ETU condemns Perrottet’s industrial sabotage
Super funds return to earth as inflation spooks markets
Bureaucratic nonsense threatens taxi drivers’ livelihoods
Underfunded public schools national disgrace
Consumer Confidence up despite record fuel prices
NT Public Sector wage theft in millions
25,000 social housing dwellings needed in Budget to stem housing crisis
Aussies’ savings help keep financial wellbeing elevated through pandemic
Commission proposes changes for gas networks in response to expected long-term decline in gas use
Consumer Confidence softens 8 February
Consumer Prices, OECD – Updated 4 February
ACOSS Calls on Reserve Bank to stand firm, keep putting jobs first
ACOSS CALLS on RBA to STAND firm, KEEP PUTTING JOBS first
Cost of living increases hit Tas pensioners
New Zealanders getting poorer under Labour
RBA announces key interest rate decision 1 February
Tasmanians’ mental health in crisis as government dithers
Consumer Confidence another uptick
Cash rate should stay at historic low
Inflation will see mortgage rates rise eventually, but rents and incomes will rise too
Inflation data shows why minimum wage increase is necessary
Rising costs hit Tasmanians hard
Consumer Confidence rebounds 25 January
CPI rose 1.3% in December 2021 quarter: Australia
Cautious optimism for global markets in 2022
Australian CEOs plans and prospects for 2022 Ai Group Survey
Super members’ patience rewarded with 10 straight gains
Consumer Confidence sharp drop
“It is like hell here”: Grim projections warn 2500 children could die each week in Afghanistan
“It is like hell here”: Grim projections that 2500 children could die each week in Afghanistan
Omicron weighs on consumer confidence
Consumer Prices, OECD – Updated 11 January
Consumer Confidence uptick despite Omicron cases
Insight – Taiwan temporarily reduces tariffs on beef and wheat
Statement from ACTU Acting Secretary Liam O’Brien: Appointments to Fair Work Commission
Remarkable: 10th consecutive positive year is in sight
Pandemic drove government health spending up in 2019-20
Scott Morrison delivers workers pay cut for Christmas
Victorian Rate Cap Policy Costs Economy Over 7,000 jobs and $890 million to GDP
Robertson’s ongoing spend up is fuelling inflation and hurting Kiwis
NZ economy: stop-go signs ahead