Chief information officer from the Pitcher Partners, Cameron Curko weighs in how July is an interesting time to get a read on Australia's economy. 

Chief information officer from the Pitcher Partners, Cameron Curko weighs in how July is an interesting time to get a read on Australia's economy.&nbsp;

Start your day with a smile! Tim Webster for Breakfast on 2SM brings you good vibes, great conversations, and everything you need to know to kick off your morning right. Weekdays from 5am!

Only on Sydney's 2SM 1269AM.

Start your day with a smile!&nbsp;Tim Webster for Breakfast on 2SM brings you good vibes, great conversations, and everything you need to know to kick off your morning right. Weekdays from 5am!
Only on Sydney's 2SM 1269AM.

The Tim Webster Breakfast Show

Tim Webster for Breakfast on 2SM brings you good vibes, great conversations, and everything you need to know to kick off your morning right. Weekdays from 5am!

Tim Webster for Breakfast on 2SM&nbsp;brings you good vibes, great conversations, and everything you need to know to kick off your morning right. Weekdays from 5am!

Tim Webster for Breakfast

Cameron Curko - Business confidence, unemployment and consumer behaviour (30/06/26)

Under the new Solar Sharer Offer - Eligible houses and retailers may be able to get three hours of free daytime power. The free electricity will be during the peak solar window of 11am-2pm in NSW and to tell us how this will work is Francis Vierboom CEO of Rewiring Australia.

Under the new Solar Sharer Offer - Eligible houses and retailers may be able to get three hours of free daytime power. The free electricity will be during the peak solar window of 11am-2pm in NSW and to tell us how this will work is Francis Vierboom CEO of Rewiring Australia.

Francis Vierboom - Three hours of free power (01/07/26)

Tim Webster Breakfast Show (01/07/26)

According to a report in the Financial Review, discussions about a $5 billion broadcast deal could have some players agitated for a pay rise. That's got the Rugby League Players Association CEO Clint Newton on the front foot wanting to start discussions as soon as possible to cement the best deal for his members.

According to a report in the Financial Review, discussions about a $5 billion broadcast deal could have some players agitated for a pay rise. That's got the Rugby League Players Association CEO Clint Newton on the front foot wanting to start discussions as soon as possible to cement the best deal for his members.

Cameron Curko - Business confidence, unemployment and consumer behaviour (30/06/26)

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