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Jennifer Duke

Jennifer Duke

Correspondent at Capital Brief

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40
Location
Australia
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Business
  • Society
  • Finance & Banking Services

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The Coalition wants to end WFH for public servants, echoing moves by Donald Trump and big corporates in Australia and overseas. But there are concerns that women workers will suffer the most.
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Corporate Australia's 'promotion problem' revealed in new gender pa...

The gender pay gap is improving. But women are still missing from some of the top paying jobs in the Australian economy.
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WGEA The gender pay gap state of play in startups, banking and the law

Even businesses at the forefront of the new economy too often leave women behind, while big law firms and banks also have persistent issues with gender pay disparity.
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'High Court armageddon': Economists slam Greens' 'bonkers' net weal...

The Greens have unveiled a 10% net wealth tax for billionaires. As the prospect of a hung parliament grows, should we take them seriously but not literally?
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From NIMBY to YIMBY: How Australia could follow New Zealand's lead ...

A new report from the Centre for Independent Studies urges Australia to look across the ditch if it wants to solve housing affordability.
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Business investment outlook deteriorating: Deloitte

Businesses are expected to hold off investing amid an uncertain economic environment, according to a new Deloitte report.
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Pandemic-era tax breaks did not lift investment: RBA

New research from the Reserve Bank has found that pandemic-era investment tax breaks, such as the extension of the instant asset write-off, did not result in an uptick of investment.
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HSBC moves to February rate cut prediction due to Trump tariffs

HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham has brought forward his expectations of a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia to February following a ramping up of US tariff uncertainty and better-than-expected local inflation data.
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New inflation and retail data to hold clues for RBA's next moves

After those hoping for a rate cut in 2024 were left sorely disappointed, a range of key economic data out this week will be watched closely for hints on the RBA's moves in 2025.
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National home values slip for first time in almost two years

Property prices slid into negative territory at the end of 2024, falling 0.1% in December after a flat November. Over 2024, national home values were up 4.9%.
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US Treasury breached by state-sponsored Chinese hackers

The US Treasury Department has told lawmakers it was breached by Chinese state-sponsored hackers in a β€œmajor” cybersecurity incident.