Australia is intrigued by the case of the poojogger – the late night athlete who never makes it home before needing the toilet. I discuss with Paul Wallbank whether there’s a movie in the offing. Plus, how disgruntled weather forecasters are using their broadcast channels to heighten awareness of their cause. And how coral reefs might be able to undergo IVF treatment.
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Strong US data with no room for Chicken Lickens
Strong numbers out of the US but, on today’s podcast, NAB’s Gavin Friend warns the pace of US jobs growth is slowing. Meanwhile the pound is up on Brexit hopes, the Aussie up on strong China PMI numbers.
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A properly punctuated Brexit
Two big controversies of the day – the Huawei decision, and the missing comma on the Brexit coin. Balls Radio has it all covered.
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Optus out to stop NBN scope creep
The National Broadband Network Company’s attempt to backhaul all traffic to interconnect in seven state capitals was a huge example of scope creep. It took the firm well beyond the realm of offering last-mile access. Do we need to look out for more?
