



Business Now | 5 June
Anthony Albanese and RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser headline Australia’s Economic Outlook, Australians get access to the SpaceX IPO. Plus, Ross Greenwood examines slowing growth and Labor’s tax changes with La Trobe Financial CEO Chris Andrews.

Business Now | 4 June
Victoria has the biggest police force in the country but car theft is out of control, the price of Bitcoin has slumped 12 per cent in the past week. Plus, Australia's biggest wine maker will reduce the number of brands it markets from 76 down to 30.

Business Now | 3 June
Australia’s economy grows just 0.3 per cent in the March quarter, with a data centre construction boom helping support growth. Plus, BHP shares hit another record high on strong demand for copper.

Business Now | 2 June
Wages for 2.8 million low-paid Australians will rise 4.75 per cent from July 1, while farm profits are forecast to plunge 70 per cent this year. Plus, concerns grow that Labor’s trust tax changes could hit families caring for people with dementia.

Business Now | 1 June
Home prices in May were flat on average but have now started to drop alarmingly, the government continues to defend its budget. Plus, Arafura’s Nolans Project is declared the first-ever significant project in the Northern Territory.

Business Now | 29 May
KPMG Australia CEO Andrew Yates quits amid a growing audit scandal, global markets rally on reports the US and Iran have agreed to extend their ceasefire. Plus, a look at the Aussie dollar’s performance with Michael Sorial from OFX Global.

Business Now | 28 May
Markets tumble as US strikes on Iran push oil prices higher, Labor introduces its controversial CGT and negative gearing changes to Parliament. Plus, unemployment rises as many Australians say they’re underpaid.

Business Now | 27 May
It is a 60-40 chance whether the Reserve Bank raises rates again this year, Australia's home-building problem is getting worse with residential construction down in the latest quarter. Plus, New Zealand's Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold.

Business Now | 26 May
Most remaining ISIS brides are returning to Australia from Syrian camps, oil and share markets react after US strikes on Iranian targets. Plus, electricity prices set to fall for almost half a million households and small businesses.

Business Now | 25 May
Auction clearance rates remain below 50 per cent across Australia, the critical inflation numbers for April will be released on Wednesday. Plus, Ross Greenwood is in Adelaide with the CEO of the Australian Steel Association, David Buchanan.