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$1,000 in a weekend
Fear & Greed is proud to share an episode of our sister podcast - How Do They Afford That? - out every Wednesday, wherever you get your podcasts.With the cost of living squeezing household budgets, what if you …
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Fear & Greed is proud to share an episode of our sister podcast - How Do They Afford That? - out every Wednesday, wherever you get your podcasts.
With the cost of living squeezing household budgets, what if you could make some extra money without taking on more work? There could be hundreds, even thousands of dollars sitting unused in your cupboards, garage and wardrobe. Join Canna Campbell - a financial planner for 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michael Thompson as they set a challenge to find $1,000 worth of things to sell, with practical tips on what to look for, where to sell it, how to get the best price and what to do with the money you make.
Canna and Michael's new book is available now! Pick up your copy of Twelve Months to Financial Freedom at Big W, bookshops or online.
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The Saturday Edition | 14 Nov 2026
The Saturday Edition brings together the serious, the surprising and the slightly ridiculous stories of the week. This week: whether the Jensen Huang scandal at Nvidia is bigger than Australian cricket's latest …
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The Saturday Edition brings together the serious, the surprising and the slightly ridiculous stories of the week.
This week: whether the Jensen Huang scandal at Nvidia is bigger than Australian cricket's latest controversy; the two big warning signs for the Australian economy; whether banks should be allowed back into financial advice; and the jobs Sean, Michael and Adam would love to do if they weren't making podcasts.
Sean Aylmer and Michael Thompson go head-to-head, with Adam Lang picking the winner... despite being in COVID isolation in Perth.
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Afternoon Report | Huang fall-out
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Nvidia CEO ousted; rates negate low house prices; NASA wants astronauts
Friday 13 November 2026 Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia’s CEO after revelations of an affair with a direct report, and a relationship with a customer who is suspected of being a Chinese spy. Bank bosses say …
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Friday 13 November 2026
Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia’s CEO after revelations of an affair with a direct report, and a relationship with a customer who is suspected of being a Chinese spy.
- Bank bosses say higher rates negate the benefit of lower prices for home buyers
- The ATO says it’s found $1.1 billion in unpaid super over the last year
- NASA is looking for newcomers to train as astronauts
- Thousands of schools across Europe receive bomb threats, sending education systems into chaos
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Q+A: Extraordinary Business Stories - How great ideas become successful businesses
Some of the best business ideas start with a simple problem. But turning that idea into a successful company takes much more than a clever solution.In the fourth and final episode of Extraordinary Business …
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Some of the best business ideas start with a simple problem. But turning that idea into a successful company takes much more than a clever solution.
In the fourth and final episode of Extraordinary Business Stories, Sean Aylmer and Michael Thompson speak with two State Winners of the 2026 Telstra Best of Business Awards: Rebecca Dredge from Kiddo, Queensland Innovation Award Winner, and Hojun Tang from Yellowbox, New South Wales Innovation Award Winner.
Rebecca created Kiddo after struggling to find flexible childcare as a working mother, while Hojun's business began with an idea for smart lockers and has grown into a technology company operating in 20 countries. They discuss the challenges of bringing an idea to market, learning from mistakes, responding to customer feedback and why successful innovation often means changing direction.
Extraordinary Business Stories is a special four-part Fear & Greed Q+A series brought to you by Telstra. Meet this year's State Winners at telstra.com.au/awards.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/
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Afternoon Report | Special edition: Nvidia in crisis
This is a special edition of the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report, as Nvidia shares plunge and the tech giant's board reportedly considers the future of chief executive Jensen Huang following allegations about his …
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This is a special edition of the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report, as Nvidia shares plunge and the tech giant's board reportedly considers the future of chief executive Jensen Huang following allegations about his personal life.
Josh Gilbert, market analyst at eToro, joins Michael Thompson to explain why Huang is so important to Nvidia, what his potential departure could mean for the global AI boom, and why investors should brace for further volatility.
Plus, the Australian sharemarket finishes slightly lower, with gains for the big banks offset by losses among mining stocks.
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Home loans plunge 15pc; David Jones shuts half its stores; Apple’s naughty list
Thursday 12 November 2026 The number of new home loans across the country slumps as Commonwealth Bank warns of more homeowners falling behind in payments. David Jones announces store closures in Sydney …
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Thursday 12 November 2026
The number of new home loans across the country slumps as Commonwealth Bank warns of more homeowners falling behind in payments.
- David Jones announces store closures in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth
- Macquarie Bank fined over misleading customers
- Inside Anthropic’s mega float
- Apple’s prudishness shifts from Siri to auto correct
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Q+A: Why are Australians afraid to spend their super?
Australians spend decades building their superannuation, but when retirement finally arrives, many are reluctant to spend it. One study found the median pensioner died with around 90 per cent of their …
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Australians spend decades building their superannuation, but when retirement finally arrives, many are reluctant to spend it. One study found the median pensioner died with around 90 per cent of their retirement wealth still intact. So why are we so afraid of running out of money, even when we've saved enough to enjoy retirement?
In the latest episode of Fear & Greed's weekly series with MLC Expand, Sean Aylmer speaks with Ashton Jones, Director of Retirement Innovation at MLC, about the psychology of spending in retirement, why planning for income matters as much as building a super balance, and how to make sure your money lasts — even if you live to 100.
This interview is part of Fear & Greed's weekly series in partnership with MLC Expand.
This is general information only. Always seek professional advice before making investment decisions.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/
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Afternoon Report | ASX rises despite US inflation shock
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, Australian shares rise despite a sell-off on Wall Street, as hotter-than-expected US inflation fuels fears of another …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, Australian shares rise despite a sell-off on Wall Street, as hotter-than-expected US inflation fuels fears of another big interest rate hike. Michael Thompson looks at the winners and losers on the ASX, including Commonwealth Bank, which has reported rising mortgage arrears and increased provisions for bad debts.
Plus, David Jones prepares to close half its stores, fresh signs of stress emerge in Australia's private credit market, and US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth survives an impeachment attempt.
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Confidence near all-time lows; Nvidia loses $US1.3tr in value; art auctions boom
Wednesday 11 November 2026 Consumer confidence hits near-record lows, pointing to a sharp economic slowdown. The Jensen Huang affair has contributed to chipmaker Nvidia losing about $US1.3 trillion in value …
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Wednesday 11 November 2026
Consumer confidence hits near-record lows, pointing to a sharp economic slowdown.
- The Jensen Huang affair has contributed to chipmaker Nvidia losing about $US1.3 trillion in value since the beginning of last month
- The drop in house prices now matches the worst in 40 years
- Qantas set to outsource 850 white collar jobs
- While most of us struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, it's a boom time for the art auction houses
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Q+A: The end of the divide between crypto and shares?
The line between cryptocurrency and traditional investing is becoming increasingly blurred. Crypto exchanges are moving into share trading, while banks and traditional brokers are exploring digital assets. So …
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The line between cryptocurrency and traditional investing is becoming increasingly blurred. Crypto exchanges are moving into share trading, while banks and traditional brokers are exploring digital assets. So are we heading towards a future where investors can manage everything through a single platform?
Sean Aylmer speaks with John O'Loghlen, Managing Director APAC at Coinbase, about the company's plans to offer Australian customers access to thousands of US-listed shares, the convergence of traditional finance and crypto, and what it means for investors. They also discuss the growing role of tokenisation and the security challenges facing the crypto industry following a major hack at Binance.
This is part of a monthly series with Coinbase, a supporter of Fear & Greed.
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Afternoon Report | ASX surges to two-month high
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, Australian shares surge to a two-month high, with a broad-based rally across the ASX as Wall Street rebounds and oil …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, Australian shares surge to a two-month high, with a broad-based rally across the ASX as Wall Street rebounds and oil prices fall. Michael Thompson looks at the day's biggest movers, including a jump in Qantas shares and sharp falls for Life360 and Superloop.
Plus, the ACCC launches a crackdown on misleading Black Friday sales, Donald Trump reveals the FBI is investigating Nvidia boss Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy, and a Qantas flight breaks a world record.
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ANZ wants advice comeback; RBA – AI keep rates higher; Trump backs Huang over affair
Tuesday 10 November 2026 ANZ pushes to be allowed back into wealth management, after reporting a ten per cent jump in profit. The Reserve Bank says AI could keep inflation and interest rates higher for longer …
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Tuesday 10 November 2026
ANZ pushes to be allowed back into wealth management, after reporting a ten per cent jump in profit.
- The Reserve Bank says AI could keep inflation and interest rates higher for longer.
- The PM heads to Turkey for climate change talks
- US President Donald Trump backs Nvidia boss Jensen Huang after revelations he had an affair with a Chinese spy
- One of Australia’s oldest manufacturers is thrown a lifeline
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Q+A: Extraordinary Business Stories - Secrets of business growth
Every business wants to grow. But how do you make that growth sustainable, and what happens when the business becomes too big for its founder to manage everything?In the third episode of Extraordinary Business …
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Every business wants to grow. But how do you make that growth sustainable, and what happens when the business becomes too big for its founder to manage everything?
In the third episode of Extraordinary Business Stories, Sean Aylmer and Michael Thompson speak with two State Winners of the 2026 Telstra Best of Business Awards: Laura Jeffery from TUNDRA Resource Analytics, Victorian Growth Award Winner, and Payal Kapoor from Anchor Impact Group, New South Wales Growth Award Winner.
They discuss the challenges of scaling a business, why growth isn't just about revenue, the importance of systems and processes, and how businesses need to adapt as they expand.
Extraordinary Business Stories is a special four-part Fear & Greed Q+A series brought to you by Telstra. Meet this year's State Winners at telstra.com.au/awards.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/
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Afternoon Report | Nvidia boss Jensen Huang in spy scandal
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang faces an investigation after admitting to an affair with a woman suspected of being …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang faces an investigation after admitting to an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Michael Thompson looks at the scandal engulfing the world's most important AI chipmaker, and why Donald Trump is backing Huang to stay in the job.
Plus, Trump reflects on the Republicans' bruising midterm election losses, the ASX edges higher as mining stocks rally, and ANZ shares fall despite a strong profit result.
And Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's popularity plunges to new lows, with just one in five voters saying they trust him.
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PM backs down on defence sales; On’s big plans for Aussie runners; midterms fallout
Monday 9 November 2026 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attempts to regain the political initiative by backing down on the sale of some defence assets, and talking up the government’s battery subsidy scheme …
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Monday 9 November 2026
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attempts to regain the political initiative by backing down on the sale of some defence assets, and talking up the government’s battery subsidy scheme.
- Weekend auction results after the fifth rate hike of the year come in around 50pc
- The Roger Federer backed On running brand looks to push further into Australia
- There might be a cost-of-living crisis, but car sales, especially EVs, keep booming
- The biggest losers from last week’s US mid-terms appear to be AI centres and Elon Musk
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Q+A: The Week Ahead with NAB
The Reserve Bank has now raised interest rates five times this year. But with signs the Australian economy is slowing, has the RBA finally done enough?Sean Aylmer speaks with NAB Chief Economist Sally Auld …
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The Reserve Bank has now raised interest rates five times this year. But with signs the Australian economy is slowing, has the RBA finally done enough?
Sean Aylmer speaks with NAB Chief Economist Sally Auld about why she believes the RBA has finished raising rates, and what the US midterm election results mean for global markets, artificial intelligence and Donald Trump's tariff policies.
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Your interest rates survival guide
Fear & Greed is proud to share an episode of our sister podcast - How Do They Afford That? - out every Wednesday, wherever you get your podcasts.Mortgage repayments are taking a bigger and bigger bite out of …
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Fear & Greed is proud to share an episode of our sister podcast - How Do They Afford That? - out every Wednesday, wherever you get your podcasts.
Mortgage repayments are taking a bigger and bigger bite out of household budgets. And with interest rates rising again this week, putting even more pressure on families, what can you actually do to make your mortgage more manageable? Join Canna Campbell - a financial planner for 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michael Thompson for a practical mortgage survival guide, covering how to negotiate a better rate, when refinancing makes sense, the options for reducing repayments, and what to do if you're struggling to keep up.
Canna and Michael's new book is available now! Pick up your copy of Twelve Months to Financial Freedom at Big W, bookshops or online.
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Canna Campbell is an Authorised Representative and Financial Adviser of Links Licensee Services Pty Ltd AFSL No. 700012 ABN 97 678 975 589.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/
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The Saturday Edition | 7 Nov 2026
The Saturday Edition brings together the serious, the surprising and the slightly ridiculous stories of the week.This week: whether Donald Trump's midterm election disaster is a turning point for the global …
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The Saturday Edition brings together the serious, the surprising and the slightly ridiculous stories of the week.
This week: whether Donald Trump's midterm election disaster is a turning point for the global economy; what the big banks are telling us about Australia's economic outlook; why reality is biting the tech sector; and two extraordinary tales of determination.
Sean Aylmer and Michael Thompson go head-to-head, with Adam Lang picking the winner. And for the first time, you can watch the whole thing on the Fear & Greed YouTube channel.
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Afternoon Report | ASX slides as Wall St smashed
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, Wall Street suffers its worst sell-off since Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs, with trillions of dollars wiped from …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, Wall Street suffers its worst sell-off since Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs, with trillions of dollars wiped from US sharemarkets amid fears of tougher regulation of artificial intelligence. Michael Thompson looks at what's behind the tech rout, and how the Australian sharemarket managed to avoid the worst of the global sell-off.
Plus, Asian markets plunge, NextDC bucks the trend on the ASX, and Qantas warns of higher airfares and flight cuts as fuel costs soar.
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Goodman raids NextDC; ASX hits two month high; Collins Dictionary word of the year
Friday 6 November 2026 Property leader Goodman Group raids fellow data centre operator NextDC, with a takeover battle likely. Australia’s oldest department store, and possibly retailer, David Jones, falls into …
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Friday 6 November 2026
Property leader Goodman Group raids fellow data centre operator NextDC, with a takeover battle likely.
- Australia’s oldest department store, and possibly retailer, David Jones, falls into receivership
- NAB warns of a growing risk of recession
- Tech stocks and miners underpin the best day on the ASX in a couple of months, on the back of the US mid-term election result
- Collins Dictionary unveils its word of 2026
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Q+A: NAB boss warns recession risk is rising
Sean Aylmer speaks with Andrew Irvine, CEO of National Australia Bank, about the economic outlook following NAB's full-year results. They discuss the risk of recession, how far house prices could fall, why some …
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Sean Aylmer speaks with Andrew Irvine, CEO of National Australia Bank, about the economic outlook following NAB's full-year results.
They discuss the risk of recession, how far house prices could fall, why some retailers are struggling while others thrive, and where businesses are still investing. Andrew also explains how artificial intelligence is transforming banking and what the US midterm elections could mean for the global economy.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.au/
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Afternoon Report | ASX surges
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, Australian shares surge to a two-month high, as technology and mining stocks rally. Michael Thompson looks at three …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, Australian shares surge to a two-month high, as technology and mining stocks rally. Michael Thompson looks at three major business stories: a potential takeover battle for NextDC, the collapse of David Jones, and NAB's warning of a growing recession risk. Plus, hear from NAB CEO Andrew Irvine on the pressures facing Australian retailers.
Also, the fallout from the US midterm elections continues, with Donald Trump reportedly considering replacing his Defence Secretary, and Telstra explains those mysterious missed call notifications.
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Voters reject Trump policies; DJs set to fall into administration; AI isn’t causing job losses
Thursday 5 November 2026 Donald Trump’s Republican Party loses control of Congress, as voters reject the President’s war in Iran. Department store David Jones set to fall into administration AI isn’t causing …
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Thursday 5 November 2026
Donald Trump’s Republican Party loses control of Congress, as voters reject the President’s war in Iran.
- Department store David Jones set to fall into administration
- AI isn’t causing job losses … yet
- Australia approves its first GLP-1 weight-loss pill
- Uber loses a High Court appeal meaning its contractors will be treated as workers
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Q+A: What an ageing Australia means for your super
Australians are living longer, the population is ageing, and long-term economic growth is expected to slow. It's a combination that raises some big questions about retirement — including whether Australians …
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Australians are living longer, the population is ageing, and long-term economic growth is expected to slow. It's a combination that raises some big questions about retirement — including whether Australians will have enough money to maintain their standard of living.
In the latest episode of Fear & Greed's weekly series with MLC Expand, Sean Aylmer speaks with Liz McCarthy, CEO of MLC Expand, about the implications of the Federal Government's Intergenerational Report, why younger Australians are taking a greater interest in superannuation, the prospect of working longer, and what we should all be doing now to prepare for retirement.
This episode is part of a weekly series brought to you in partnership with MLC Expand, exploring retirement, investing, financial advice and the future of wealth management.
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Afternoon Report | Democrats sweep US midterms
This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now. Today, the Democrats seize control of the US Senate and look set to win the House of Representatives in a devastating result …
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This is the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report - everything you need to know right now.
Today, the Democrats seize control of the US Senate and look set to win the House of Representatives in a devastating result for Donald Trump. Michael Thompson looks at what it means for the President's remaining two years in office, and how financial markets are reacting.
Plus, the big four banks pass on the RBA's rate hike, Australia pushes for changes to British backpacker visas, and Canva announces major job cuts.
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Rate hike and more to come?; Anthropic float hits Australia; one man’s 50,000km walk
Wednesday 4 November 2026 The Reserve Bank lifts interest rates and leaves open the possibility of another hike. The social media ban for under-16 years olds heads to the High Court Retail investors get invited …
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Wednesday 4 November 2026
The Reserve Bank lifts interest rates and leaves open the possibility of another hike.
- The social media ban for under-16 years olds heads to the High Court
- Retail investors get invited to the Anthropic float
- The US mid-term election is in full swing
- Amid all the tough times, a story of resilience about a man who walked 50,000 km from the very south of South America to the UK… and it only took him 28 years
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Q+A: Is fear holding Australian businesses back on AI?
Australian businesses recognise the enormous potential of artificial intelligence, but concerns about security, privacy and accountability are making some reluctant to embrace it. So how do businesses move from …
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Australian businesses recognise the enormous potential of artificial intelligence, but concerns about security, privacy and accountability are making some reluctant to embrace it. So how do businesses move from saying no to AI to finding a practical, responsible way forward?
Sean Aylmer speaks with Stefan Leitl, VP and General Manager, Cisco ANZ, about why AI should be onboarded like a new employee, the importance of guardrails, and how businesses can build trust while unlocking productivity.
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Afternoon Report | Special edition: RBA hikes rates
This is a special edition of the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report, following the decision by the RBA board to increase the official cash rate to 4.85 per cent - an 18-year high. Economist Stephen Koukoulas joins …
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This is a special edition of the Fear & Greed Afternoon Report, following the decision by the RBA board to increase the official cash rate to 4.85 per cent - an 18-year high.
Economist Stephen Koukoulas joins Michael Thompson to look at the market reaction, what it means for the chance of a recession, and whether rates have now hit their peak.
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Westpac: house prices to fall 11pc; RBA rate hike imminent; election day for Trump
Tuesday 3 November 2026 Westpac predicts house prices will fall 11pc after announcing a $6.8 billion profit. This afternoon, the Reserve Bank is set to lift interest rates for the fifth time this year A large …
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Tuesday 3 November 2026
Westpac predicts house prices will fall 11pc after announcing a $6.8 billion profit.
- This afternoon, the Reserve Bank is set to lift interest rates for the fifth time this year
- A large American group wants to buy the owner of Rip Curl and Kathmandu
- AI triggers a surge in cyber-attacks
- The US goes to the polls tonight, with tipsters predicting big losses for Donald Trump’s Republican Party
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