RBA Policy Sparks Inflation Priority Debate, Johnson Johnson Talc Cancer Suit, WA Regional Arts Gets $780K, East Pilbara Gets $12.6M Housing Boost, and more...
Australia Daily News · brief.news
February 20, 202610m 7s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Shadow Treasurer Sparks Controversy with Call to Prioritize Inflation Over Employment in RBA Policy
(1:54): Australian Class Action Targets Johnson & Johnson Over Alleged Talc-Related Cancer Risks
(3:50): $780,000 Boost for WA Regional Arts: Festivals, Pride Week, and Community Projects to Flourish
(6:17): $12.6M Boost for Housing in East Pilbara: Infrastructure Fund Targets Remote Development
(7:45): $25M Arthurs Seat Redevelopment Approved Amidst Environmental Concerns and Public Debate
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(1:54): Australian Class Action Targets Johnson & Johnson Over Alleged Talc-Related Cancer Risks
(3:50): $780,000 Boost for WA Regional Arts: Festivals, Pride Week, and Community Projects to Flourish
(6:17): $12.6M Boost for Housing in East Pilbara: Infrastructure Fund Targets Remote Development
(7:45): $25M Arthurs Seat Redevelopment Approved Amidst Environmental Concerns and Public Debate
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Image credit: The Sydney Morning Herald
Topics
Australian monetary policyReserve Bank of AustraliaRBA dual mandateinflation targetingunemployment impacteconomic growthTreasury fiscal policyshadow treasurerinterest ratesprice stabilitytax reformtop marginal rateemployment and productivityAustralian politicsmonetary policy reforminflation vs employmentLiberal Party strategypopulist messagingAustralia economymacroeconomic policyAustralian debt and spendingpolicy debateAustralia inflationAustralian labour market