



The Aussie lolly brand taking on the giants 🍭🍬💰
FUNDAY Natural Sweets is an Australian brand that started in a kitchen and since launching has grown to be on the shelves of more than 7,000 retailers across Australia. Daniel Kitay, founder of FUNDAY joins James Willis for Let's Talk Business, proudly presented by NAB.

"$200 for 15 minutes" Australia's Aged Care minefield
Australia’s Aged Care system has become a minefield with a maze of costs, rules, and over 200 thousand Australians on waiting lists.

Albanese government unveils AI plan 🤖💲
Dr Andrew Charlton, Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy joins James Willis to discuss the government's AI agenda announced today by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

The Business of Axe Throwing 🪓🎯💰
Jason MacDonald Co-Founder of Kiss My Axe joins James Willis for Let's Talk Business, proudly presented by NAB.

Was Australia too tough on Telstra? 🤔❌📞
Former Telstra chairman John Mullen has hit back at the backlash Telstra received following last week’s nationwide outage.

The growing small business tax debt crisis 💼💸🛑
The ATO is chasing $36 billion in unpaid tax from small businesses, but business owners say there is no flexibility on paying it back. Anna Dooland from the Small Business Debt Helpline joins James Willis.

The Tradie Building a Social Media Empire 🏡⚒️
Evan LaMotta, owner of LaMotta group has turned a humble fencing business into a booming social media success story. Let's Talk Business is proudly presented by NAB.

How Aussie businesses are navigating a tough economic environment 💼 📉 📈
NAB Business Bank Group Executive Andrew Auerbach joins Scott Haywood to discuss how Australian businesses are navigating a tough start to 2026.

The Australian business disrupting global healthcare 🔬 🩺 🚀
Dr Camile Farah joins Scott Haywood on Optiscan's world leading medical technology and partnering with the world's best hospital.

Global financial authority sounds the AI alarm 🚨💻
The Bank for International Settlements says the scale of spending on Artificial Intelligence infrastructure now resembles previous economic manias like the dot com bust in the 90s. Shane Wright, Senior Economics Correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age joins Scott Haywood.