Until now, whilst migrants moving to Australia have had to show they have command of the English language, their spouses, children and extended family accompanying them, do not. That might be about to change, says David Campbell, speaking on LoveSport Radio from Sydney. We also discuss #fake-meat and why lots of football fans have been missing out on the world cup.
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Open-ended data retention legislation weeks away
The Prime Minister expects the revised data retention legislation to pass both houses of parliament in the middle of next month. Is he dreaming?
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Only currencies making moves ahead of US jobs numbers
A steady session ahead of non-farm payrolls, as you’d expect ahead of such an important jobs release today, says NAB’s Gavin Friend. What action there was has been in the FX markets asd the US dollar continues its fall since Jackson Hole.
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Tariffs bite as Powell prepares to testify
Small business is starting to see the impact of tariffs says NAB’s Ray Attrill on The Morning Call today, whilst Kaixin Owyong finds some good points in an otherwise gloomy outlook in the latest NAB Business Survey. Plus the Powell testimony today, of course.
