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  2. 17 hours ago

    Leaders like Steve Khan from Dandenong's 'Little India' are urging people in their community to get . "For all my brothers and sisters... go and get vaccinated, don't listen to all the rumours, all the bad press. Vaccine is safe and that's the only way forward".

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  3. Sep 16

    Iron ore torpedoed with the benchmark sinking over 8% to $107.21....

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  4. 19 hours ago

    Think about this. Consumer sentiment (how people feel about their finances) is ⬆️ higher than 5-years ago, higher than 2020. Most confident? People unjabbed but looking forward to getting it. Least? Those unwilling to be vaxxed or ‘don’t know’.

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  5. Sep 14

    “You don’t increase affordability by giving people more money to spend on housing,” Never a truer word spoken… and never a consensus economic conclusion so ignored by governments.

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  6. Sep 15

    $AT1 updated chart and still going strong. recently becoming substantial holders is a vote of confidence.

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  7. Sep 12

    'Staggering' waste as ASX sends millions of worthless letters. My report today on a decades-long problem… about to be fixed.

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  8. Sep 15

    People leaving Victoria and NSW, heading to Queensland...

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  9. Sep 14

    Jobs day. 11:30am. Tomorrow. Be there.

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  10. Sep 11

    NSW and VIC compounded their average mortgage sizes at 6.5% p.a for 20 years, crazy but won't last, if it happens again in the next 10 years, average mortgage sizes for NSW and VIC will be in the $1.1-$1.4m range, no way unless incomes skyrocket

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  11. Sep 13

    RBA's Lowe: He again asserts fiscal policy is the better response to snap lockdowns, he is right. It is clear that economists will need to more readily take into account policy settings in their entirety when considering what the RBA will or should do in future.

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  12. Sep 15

    Vaccine hesitancy continues to fall... ( charts)

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  13. Sep 16

    🇦🇺 Employment decreased by 146,300 people in Aug-21 :-(

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  14. Sep 15

    Australian employment fell more than expected in August -146.3k. Delta leads to the steepest decline since the national lockdown but employment remains just above pre-covid levels.

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  15. Sep 16

    And the WA budget goes…

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  16. Sep 10

    Week that was: Tapering that isn't quite tapering from the RBA and ECB.

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  17. Sep 15

    Preview of today's Australian Labour Force Survey. Delta disruptions hit the labour market in August.

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  18. Sep 15

    Population growth has slowed materially with borders closed but is the only state to have lost population over the past year

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  19. Sep 13

    RBA's Lowe suggests the market is mis-pricing cash rate expectations finds them "difficult to reconcile" with the Bank's views...

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  20. Sep 15

    Employment, hours worked and participation all down heavily as Delta hits the labour market. Australian employment -146.3k in August; Hours worked -3.7%

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  21. Sep 14

    You've got to wonder how much of the weakness in stocks now is due to future erosion of profit margins. They've surged since the pandemic, and are looking toppy now. Maybe last night's reaction to CPI speaks of corporates inability to pass on rising costs to consumers.

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