Scott Morrison, or ScoMo as he is colloquially known, is staying on as Australian Prime mInister for the next four years, or until his party oust him, which is becoming a bit of a tradition. But to many, the election result was a bit of a surprise and an immense disappointment. Phil Dobbie talks to Prof Steve Keen, who offers a therapy session for progressive voters. The message is clear – you didn’t want to win this time. Perhaps everyone, from both sides of politics, should be happy with this result. Listen to find out why.
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Ten Things that Will Change or Grow in 2011
Business futurist Morris Miselowski looks more short term than usual, to see consider 10 things that will change our lives this year.
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Still wishing and hoping on stimulus deal
US equities are up as stimulus deadline is pushed back. On today’s morning Call podcast NAB’s Tapas Strickland says positive vaccine has helped, and a clearer expectation on the outcome of the US election.
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Aussie Take Up Jobs as Draghi Tries to Quit
It’s been a week of surprises. On today’s podcast NAB’s Taylor Nugent says yesterday was Australia’s turn, with the tighter than expected Labour market data. So what will be the RBA’s response? Plus, more pain for Europe, as Italian PM Mario Draghi tries to resign
