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| | | ... were unlikely to rise until 2024. McKim highlighted that Lowe also admitted to overdoing monetary stimulus during the pandemic and said rents weren't likely to be significantly impacted by interest rate increases. "You seem prepared to smash Australia ... |
| | | | ... with not-for-profits mobilising monetary donations, supplies, and volunteers to support those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, natural disasters, and the rising cost of living. "As we confront these and other challenges, not for profits will continue ... |
| | | | ... "His guidance of Treasury has played an important role in restoring the strength of Queensland's balance sheet post-pandemic." Allen became Under Treasurer in September 2021, having been a Deputy Under Treasurer since May 2020. The hire followed ... |
| | | | Fiducian saw the number of its financial advisers grow from 66 to 84 representatives in the second half of 2022 and flagged that another five franchises are in the process of joining the fold. Releasing its half-year report on the ASX this morning ... |
| | | | ... is still high, affecting a range of goods and services. Global factors such as supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have significantly impacted the increase in inflation. Strong domestic demand, a tight labour ... |
| | | | ... current role for less than two years. "We had a period of a couple of years of no movement, and then as we came out of the pandemic, the focus on ESG has just accelerated rapidly," said Talent Nation managing director Richard Evans. "There's more ... |
| | | | ... for its huge outperformance in the 2000s, worries about the deteriorating relationship with China, and low exposure to pandemic winners. "An often-expressed view is that Australian companies are not investing because shareholders want high dividends ... |
| | | | ... remarkable resilience in the Australian economy after three years of economic and social dislocation caused by the global pandemic," State Street Global Advisors head of SPDR distribution in Asia Pacific Meaghan Victor said. In addition, Victor said ... |
| | | | ... where she was the executive general manager of people and culture. She began that role at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, where she led the people functions within an unprecedented, high-risk environment while creating a robust employee experience ... |
| | | | ... financial impacts on businesses at a time where the focus on cost management has heightened." Gorton added the end of the pandemic has not caused the skills shortage to ease as once believed. "Or at least not yet," she said. "Though some companies are ... |
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