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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - The downfall of the "biggest company in the world" continues
The biggest news in the business world continues to be the downfall of Nvidia Founder and CEO, Jensen Huang as MORE affairs have come to light and stocks continue to fall. Press the follow button in your …
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The biggest news in the business world continues to be the downfall of Nvidia Founder and CEO, Jensen Huang as MORE affairs have come to light and stocks continue to fall.
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MONEY WEEK with Clinton Maynard - Friday 13 November
This is your week in Money News, with Clinton Maynard.Heather Macilvane on David Jones John McGrath on Real EstateCatherine King on Career Coach Roger Montgomery on ProductivityJane Hume on Red TapeJoel Harty …
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This is your week in Money News, with Clinton Maynard.
Heather Macilvane on David Jones
John McGrath on Real Estate
Catherine King on Career Coach
Roger Montgomery on Productivity
Jane Hume on Red Tape
Joel Harty on ETFs
Michael Brennan on Bracket CreepSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Will Biotech Research go Offshore?
Clinton Maynard toalks to Rebekah Cassidy from Ausbiotech about the proposed 15-year cap on the R&D Tax Incentive ignores the lengthy clinical trial timelines needed for complex diseases like cancer and …
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Clinton Maynard toalks to Rebekah Cassidy from Ausbiotech about the proposed 15-year cap on the R&D Tax Incentive ignores the lengthy clinical trial timelines needed for complex diseases like cancer and dementia, threatening to drive vital research, manufacturing, and investment offshore.
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Can we really improve productivity?
Renowned fund manager Roger Montgomery unpacks the structural challenges holding back Australian productivity and what they mean for long-term economic growthSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Investing in AI
John Winters from Superhero.com.au talks about the pros and cons of investing in AI companies like Anthropic and Nvidia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Money News with Clinton Maynard 💵 - Wednesday, 12th November
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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - NAB owes staff $171million & cheating CEO faces the sack
The big four banks are under fire today. ANZ is being questioned over taking advantage of the cost of living crisis and NAB has admitted to underpaying 66,000 staff over 14 years. Meanwhile the Australian …
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The big four banks are under fire today. ANZ is being questioned over taking advantage of the cost of living crisis and NAB has admitted to underpaying 66,000 staff over 14 years. Meanwhile the Australian dollar is experiencing a 10 month low and Nvidia Founder and CEO is facing the sack after his cheating scandal.
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Tax Bracket Creep
Michael Brennen CEO of the e61 Institute discusses bracket creep with Clinton Maynard.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
DAVID JONES STORE CLOSURES
Heather McIlvaine from Inside Retail talks about the latest David Jones store closures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Money News with Clinton Maynard 💵 - Wednesday, 11th November
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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - David Jones confirms closures
David Jones has confirmed half its stores will close with further cuts to come. The Commonwealth banks first quarter profits up 8%, meanwhile home loans slump as Government tax policies fail.Press the follow …
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David Jones has confirmed half its stores will close with further cuts to come. The Commonwealth banks first quarter profits up 8%, meanwhile home loans slump as Government tax policies fail.
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From the Summary Podcast - Is Australia Ready for War?
From the Summary Podcast - Global conflicts are offering an unsettling preview of what modern warfare actually looks like in the twenty-first century. With growing geopolitical instability and rapid …
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From the Summary Podcast - Global conflicts are offering an unsettling preview of what modern warfare actually looks like in the twenty-first century. With growing geopolitical instability and rapid technological evolution, serious doubts are emerging about whether our defence force is equipped, staffed, and prepared for a sudden conflict.
On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant investigates Australia’s military preparedness, recruitment hurdles, and the high-tech innovations reshaping the battlefield. Michael Shoebridge, Director of Strategic Analysis Australia, examines what would happen if a major conflict erupted tomorrow, the recruitment shortfall compounded by veteran care debates, the startling claim that one in four personnel may not be fit for deployment, and whether Australia will even have the workforce to crew future AUKUS nuclear submarines. Then, Dr. Malcolm Davis, Senior Analyst at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, breaks down the drone warfare and autonomous systems seen in Ukraine, assessing whether long-range unmanned tech works across vast Pacific distances and whether the soldiers of tomorrow need coding skills over physical strength.
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From the Summary Podcast - Mogging and Maxxing : The Manosphere Goes Mainstream
From the Summary Podcast - Terms like "mogging" and "maxxing" have surged from niche internet forums into everyday vocabularies, earning recognition as defining words of 2026 while shedding light on the …
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From the Summary Podcast - Terms like "mogging" and "maxxing" have surged from niche internet forums into everyday vocabularies, earning recognition as defining words of 2026 while shedding light on the expanding influence of online male subcultures. While playfully applied to everything from gym routines to daily habits, their origins trace back to communities that promote rigid and sometimes damaging ideals of masculinity.
On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores how these concepts crossed into popular culture and how we can cultivate healthier conversations around young men's wellbeing. Dr. Naomi Pfitzner, Director of the Monash Gender and Family Violence Prevention Hub, unpacks how online subcultures enter mainstream language, how parents can distinguish between harmless internet slang and harmful ideologies, and when to intervene if teenagers absorb toxic narratives. Then, Dr. Zac Seidler, Global Director of Men’s Health Research at Movember, discusses the risk of backsliding on mental health progress, why the appeal of online echo chambers points to a deeper hunger for connection, and how initiatives like Movember are working to build genuine support networks for men.
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From the Summary Podcast - Lest We Forget: The Modern Face of Remembrance
From the Summary Podcast - Across Australia and the Commonwealth, services have marked the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, pausing in silence to honour those who made the ultimate …
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From the Summary Podcast - Across Australia and the Commonwealth, services have marked the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, pausing in silence to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of their country. Yet as decades pass and direct links to twentieth-century conflicts fade, the nature of national commemoration continues to evolve. On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores how Remembrance Day was shaped into a pillar of national memory and how modern veterans view its significance today. Dr. Karl James, Head of Military History at the Australian War Memorial, explains the origins of the tradition, the history behind the poppy symbol, and the ongoing challenge of connecting younger generations to sacrifices they never witnessed. Then, Iraq and Afghanistan veteran Garth Callender, who now leads the veteran support charity Bravery Trust, shares what the day means to contemporary defence personnel, the personal drive that saw him redeploy after being wounded in Iraq, and whether Australia is doing enough to support its living service community.
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Massive redundancies affect the economy
With companies like Canva and Qantas announcing massive workplace redundancies, how do people cope when they get the pink slip? Clinton Maynard speaks with HR executive and career coach Catherine Harris about …
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With companies like Canva and Qantas announcing massive workplace redundancies, how do people cope when they get the pink slip? Clinton Maynard speaks with HR executive and career coach Catherine Harris about coping mechanisms.
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Consumer Sentiment Plummets
Clinton Maynard speaks with Mathew Hassan from Westpac about their latest Consumer Sentiment report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Money News with Clinton Maynard 💵 - Tuesday, 10th November
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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - Qantas axes 850 jobs as ASX surges
Qantas cuts 850 roles in a massive tech outsourcing shake-up with Accenture, while an overnight plunge in oil prices sends Wall Street rallying and propels the ASX 200 to an 11-week high. Plus, Monadelphous …
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Qantas cuts 850 roles in a massive tech outsourcing shake-up with Accenture, while an overnight plunge in oil prices sends Wall Street rallying and propels the ASX 200 to an 11-week high. Plus, Monadelphous shoots higher on revenue guidance, while Life360 and Superloop take heavy hits.
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From the Summary Podcast - Australia’s Productivity Puzzle
From the Summary Podcast - As the national economy slows and household budgets remain under sustained pressure, economists and policymakers keep pointing to a single silver bullet to turn things around …
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From the Summary Podcast - As the national economy slows and household budgets remain under sustained pressure, economists and policymakers keep pointing to a single silver bullet to turn things around: boosting productivity. Yet for many workers, the term often sounds like corporate jargon for doing longer hours for the same pay.
On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant unpacks what productivity actually means in the modern era and why Australia has hit an economic stalemate. Dr. Alex Robson, Deputy Chair of the Productivity Commission, explains why productivity is about working smarter rather than Harder, how rapidly changing technology and digital roles make economic output difficult to measure, and the major structural barriers holding the nation back. Then, Chief Societal Economist at UNSW Professor Richard Holden explores why national growth has flatlined, what is dragging down Australian business dynamism, and what governments and companies must do to unlock long-term prosperity.
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Money News with Clinton Maynard 💵 - Monday, 9th November
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Cutting Government Red Tape
Clinton Maynard speaks with Senator Jane Hume about the announcement of the Coilition's plan to cut " Red Tape" by 25%.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
John McGrath ,"I will never vote Labor again"
Real Estate doyen, John McGrath speaks to Clinton Maynard about the McGrath 2027 real estate outlook report as well as discussing his thoughts on the current government. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy …
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Real Estate doyen, John McGrath speaks to Clinton Maynard about the McGrath 2027 real estate outlook report as well as discussing his thoughts on the current government.
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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - Is Nvidia being taken down by a "Chinese spy"?
ANZ posts its profit, and the world's BIGGEST company is living out a James Bond movie with the CEO embroiled in an affair with... a "Chinese spy"? Meanwhile Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has …
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ANZ posts its profit, and the world's BIGGEST company is living out a James Bond movie with the CEO embroiled in an affair with... a "Chinese spy"? Meanwhile Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has committed to campaigning off the back of his economic record.
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From The Summary Podcast - Why Is Endometriosis Still So Misunderstood?
From The Summary Podcast - Affecting roughly one in seven women and girls, endometriosis remains one of the most widespread yet historically underfunded and misunderstood medical conditions in the world. Now …
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From The Summary Podcast - Affecting roughly one in seven women and girls, endometriosis remains one of the most widespread yet historically underfunded and misunderstood medical conditions in the world. Now, Australia is taking a major step forward as the world-first Ainsworth Endometriosis Research Institute names its inaugural director to fast-track answers.
On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores why critical questions around diagnosis and treatment persist and how systemic bias continues to shape modern medicine. Inaugural Chair and Director Professor Kate Lawrenson explains what a dedicated research facility means for uncovering the root causes of the condition and outlines her key priorities starting in January. Then, Australian Women’s Health Alliance Chair Bonney Corbin discusses the broader gender divide in healthcare and why clinicians need to look well beyond reproductive health to treat women effectively. Finally, reproductive health sociologist Kate Fisher from QENDO details the immense everyday reality for those living with the disease, from diagnostic delays to the anxiety of managing fertility windows while in chronic pain.
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From the Money News Market Wrap Podcast - U.S midterms have a BIG impact on Wall Street
Tech stocks are taking the biggest hit post the USA midterms, but how has the Australian market reacted? Meanwhile, it is speculated that Myer would benefit from the David Jones downfall, but that doesn't seem …
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Tech stocks are taking the biggest hit post the USA midterms, but how has the Australian market reacted? Meanwhile, it is speculated that Myer would benefit from the David Jones downfall, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
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From the Summary Podcast - The Collapse of David Jones
From the Summary Podcast - After 188 years of trading, Australian department store institution David Jones has collapsed into voluntary administration, leaving thousands of workers in limbo and major brands …
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From the Summary Podcast - After 188 years of trading, Australian department store institution David Jones has collapsed into voluntary administration, leaving thousands of workers in limbo and major brands stripping stock from store shelves ahead of the crucial Christmas rush. The sudden crisis has sent shockwaves across the retail landscape, raising urgent questions about whether traditional shopping models can endure in the digital era.
On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant investigates how the historic retailer reached this point and what the fallout means for the future of suburban malls and CBD high streets. Clinton Maynard, host of Money News, breaks down the rapid unraveling of the business, the immediate outlook for thousands of staff, and whether this collapse hands an advantage to longtime rival Myer or serves as an ominous warning of things to come. Then, retail expert Barry Urquhart explores the broader pressures crushing department stores worldwide, dissecting whether massive physical footprints and rising overheads are simply unsustainable in the age of online shopping.
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MONEY WEEK with Clinton Maynard - Friday 06 November
This is your week in Money News, with Clinton Maynard.Interest Rates with Warren Hogan and Kevin HoganHousing with Tim LawlessThe latest on David Jones with Heather McLivaineand Declining Birth Rates with Terry …
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This is your week in Money News, with Clinton Maynard.
Interest Rates with Warren Hogan and Kevin Hogan
Housing with Tim Lawless
The latest on David Jones with Heather McLivaine
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Money News with Clinton Maynard 💵 - Thursday, 5th November
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How to best manage your super
Clinton Maynard speaks with Anna Shelley , Chief Investment Officer at AMP about how to best manage your superannuation AMP Super is issued by NM Superannuation Proprietary Limited. General Advice only …
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Clinton Maynard speaks with Anna Shelley , Chief Investment Officer at AMP about how to best manage your superannuation
AMP Super is issued by NM Superannuation Proprietary Limited. General Advice only. Consider PDS and TMD on amp.com.au and what's right for you.
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Move out of the city to have a family
Clinton Maynard speaks with Terry Rawlings from KPMG to look at the trend of families moving out of the big cities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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