



Business Now | 25 June
Labor's tax changes passes through parliament, the CEO of La Trobe Financial Chris Andrews says Australia can avoid a recession. Plus, the world's first carbon refinery opens on Kooragang Island.

Business Now | 24 June
Headline inflation falls to 4 per cent in May, computer chip stocks got smashed overnight by investors in the US. Plus, Peter Burgess, the CEO of the Self Managed Super Fund Association joins the program.

Business Now | 23 June
The Greens will help pass Labor's controversial tax changes through the Senate, the executive clean-out at accounting firm KPMG continues. Plus, the New South Wales and Queensland state budgets announced today.

Business Now | 22 June
Home auction clearance rates collapsed over the weekend in a direct reflection of the government's policies to change capital gains tax and negative gearing rules. Plus, time is up for Australia's giant accounting firms.

Business Now | 19 June
A major inquiry into the KPMG audit scandal gets underway in Canberra, the final report into Labor’s proposed tax changes is released. Plus, attention turns to key inflation and unemployment data after the RBA left rates on hold.

Business Now | 18 June
The government announces significant unplanned changes to its CGT plan, the peace deal between the US and Iran eased oil prices and pushed up the US dollar. Plus, Australia's population grew by 412,500 to 27.87 million people in 2025.

Business Now | 17 June
Orica’s CEO says businesses have faced constant crises since COVID, the Vinnies CEO Sleepout marks its 20th year raising awareness of homelessness. Plus, SpaceX shares surge after listing, making it one of the world’s most valuable companies.

Business Now | 16 June
The RBA leaves rates on hold after three consecutive hikes, attention now turns to this week’s US Federal Reserve meeting under new chair Kevin Warsh. Plus, Labor’s tax inquiry wraps up as calls grow to simplify the tax system and cut red tape.

Business Now | 15 June
US President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will reopen after a deal was struck with Iran to end the war, SpaceX IPO launched with more than 30,000 Aussies applying for shares. Plus, Jeremy Zook joins the show.

Business Now | 12 June
The countdown is on for the SpaceX IPO, the biggest capital raising in history, Aussie investors shift money into ETFs amid Labor’s tax changes. Plus, the FIFA World Cup kicks off with more teams, bigger crowds and record prize money.