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Tristan Dakin, WISE Country Manager, Australia & New Zealand

Wesfarmers is one of Australia's biggest companies. It owns Bunnings, Kmart, Officeworks, and Priceline and today it released its full year results. Managing Director Rob Scott joined James Willis for an in-depth chat.

Wesfarmers is one of Australia's biggest companies. It owns Bunnings, Kmart, Officeworks, and Priceline and today it released its full year results. Managing Director Rob Scott joined James Willis for an in-depth chat.

Wesfarmers Managing Director Rob Scott 

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Money News with James Willis 💵📊📻 - Thursday, 27 August

Paul Hemburrow is the CEO and Managing Director of Paladin Energy, he joins James Willis to discuss the surge in demand for Uranium and why Australia is missing out on the abundance of the commodity under our soil.

Paul Hemburrow is the CEO and Managing Director of Paladin Energy, he joins James Willis to discuss the surge in demand for Uranium and why Australia is missing out on the abundance of the commodity under our soil.

The Uranium Boom:  Australia Sitting on a Fortune It Can't Mine ⛏️☢️

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Tristan Dakin, WISE Country Manager, Australia & New Zealand

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