Chief Economist at AMP, Shane Oliver

Tim Webster for Breakfast

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!

Shane Oliver - Interest Rates Update (29/01/26)

Annual headline inflation jumped to 3.7% from 3.2% with the PM denying government spending is to blame. The nation's imams have demanded an end to the use of terms like "radical Islam and extremist Islam". And Public Sector workers are taking almost 50% more sickies than private sector employees

Annual headline inflation jumped to 3.7% from 3.2% with the PM denying government spending is to blame. The nation's imams have demanded an end to the use of terms like "radical Islam and extremist Islam". And Public Sector workers are taking almost 50% more sickies than private sector employees

Nick Cater - Columnist from The Australian (30/01/26)

NSW Premier Chris Minns has said that we will "have a look" at giving the state another public holiday in April for Anzac Day. Public Holidays cause headaches in staffing retail outlets and not just restaurants or cafes. To discuss in detail is Chief Industry Affairs Officer, Fleur Brown from the Australian Retailers Association

NSW Premier Chris Minns has said that we will "have a look" at giving the state another public holiday in April for Anzac Day. Public Holidays cause headaches in staffing retail outlets and not just restaurants or cafes. To discuss in detail is Chief Industry Affairs Officer, Fleur Brown from the Australian Retailers Association

Fleur Brown - Potential changes to public holidays (30/01/26)

Political Editor for The Australian Financial Review, Phil Coorey has seen it all but the latest debacle with the Coalition must be amusing for him. With voters enjoying Pauline Hanson's style of politics, Phil answers if that will be the benchmark for future politicians.

Political Editor for The Australian Financial Review, Phil Coorey has seen it all but the latest debacle with the Coalition must be amusing for him. With voters enjoying Pauline Hanson's style of politics, Phil answers if that will be the benchmark for future politicians.

Shane Oliver - Interest Rates Update (29/01/26)

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