A weekly podcast from The Australian Financial Review that examines the biggest stories in business, markets and politics, and why they matter, explained by the best financial journalists in the country.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessBusiness NewsNews |
This week on The Fin podcast, foreign affairs and defence correspondent Andrew Tillett and international affairs expert James Curran on how Donald Trump has disrupted the world order and why we are headed for a khaki-tinged election.
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This week on The Fin podcast, senior reporter Max Mason and Chanticleer columnist James Thomson discuss WiseTech’s tumultuous five months, Richard White’s second coming and whether he should stay in charge.
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This week on The Fin podcast, senior writer Myriam Robin and author Neil Chenoweth on the bitter fight for control of the Murdoch empire and why the election of Donald Trump couldn’t have come at a worse time for Rupert’s succession plans.
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This week on The Fin podcast, editor-at-large Michael Stutchbury and economics correspondent Michael Read on why the Reserve Bank cut rates this week, whether Bullock is ‘one and done’ and how this affects the timing of the election.
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Climate story tellers on the FIN seem to always come back to wind and solar and firming is too hard - no nuclear despite China building 40+ nuclear plants in the next 10yrs, left-wing idiots wiith a voice quoting sources that aren’t considered expert, and side step the fact that the UN IPCC says human activity accounts for 4% of CO2 emissions - better find a way to cap those CO2 belching volcanoes—- it’s a great read the IPCC reports
Climate story tellers on the FIN seem to always come back to wind and solar and firming is too hard - no nuclear despite China building 40+ plants in the next 10yrs, left-wing idiots wiith a voice quoting sources that aren’t considered expert and in some cases quote each other - groupthink??
Excellent podcast. Provides informed analysis and fascinating insights. Keep it up!
Matthew Cranston needs to
A) learn to pronounce Kamala Harris’ name correctly
B) Use either the first names OR the last names of BOTH candidates in the U.S. Election. Using the first name of the woman candidate and the last name of the male candidate is diminishing and sexist.
Do better Fin Review.
Excellent journalism. Breaks down the big issues of the day.
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This podcast presents insightful explorations into critical business, market, and political developments, framed through the lens of expert financial journalism. Episodes tackle major stories and trends while also examining their implications for Australian and global audiences. Unique for its commitment to detailed analysis, the wealth of journalistic experience, and timely coverage, this series appeals to listeners interested in understanding complex financial and economic narratives at a deeper level, making it a valuable resource for business professionals and informed citizens alike.
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