Adrian Rollins

Economics correspondent, The Canberra Times

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Quarterly CPI up to 3.8% ann. as many had tipped. Monthly growing at same pace, but trending down. Is inflation temporarily jammed at this level, or is it settling in? Important question for the RBA.

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Fmr Labor minister and ACTU president Greg Combet will head up Future Fund: Chalmers announces.

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@barriecassidy Brontë

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@swrighteconomy @nettie004 Congrats to you both!

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NAB becomes the first of the Big Four to pass on yesterday's rate hike to customers:
Following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to increase the official cash rate, NAB’s standard variable home loan interest rate will increase by 0.25% p.a., effective from 17 November 2023

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Optus back on (at least in my little corner of Australia).

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The new OxRep, ‘Taxing the Rich (more)’ has just been launched!

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#Matildas star Mary Fowler sending some love to #PNG - and doing it in Koitabu! 💁‍♀️

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Public accounts committee pulls few punches in scathing assessment of Home Affairs over procurement failings, particularly $2.6bn maritime surveillance contract. https://t.co/3VzoLDmDn2

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Govt procurement can be a topic as dry as the Gobi desert, but with $80bn+ a yr up for grabs it warrants close scrutiny. @JulianHillMP 's committee finds lots to be concerned about.
https://t.co/a3CoB6Tdei

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The RBA’s 2024 calendar has just been released:

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The #RBA has just released its 2024 meeting calendar. Two-day meetings in Feb, March, May, June, Aug, Sept, Nov and Dec.

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Economist Chris Barrett will be the next head of the Productivity Commission- Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

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A lil scoop today about the mystery around Kathryn Campbell's role in Defence. She was suspended without pay 3 days after the robodebt report was handed down. Questions still remain but some clarity for now, via @canberratimes #auspol
https://t.co/r3vNB4LboR