In this special extended edition of SBS On the Money, join SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves as he speaks with Coles Group CEO Leah Weckert to find out how shoppers are feeling, Fortescue CEO Dino Otranto on how the political landscape is impacting his operations while Stephanie Youssef discusses Tyro's results with CEO Jon Davey, plus hear from Jamie Hannah from VanEck on the day on the sharemarket.
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Folge vom 26.08.2025CEO Series: Coles' Leah Weckert, Fortescue's Dino Otranto & Tyro's Jon Davey
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Folge vom 26.08.2025Protecting whistleblowers and the vital role they playWomen who speak up against wrongdoing and become whistleblowers are paying a heavy price for their courage, according to a new report from the Human Rights Law Centre. The study finds women are more likely to face harassment and bullying in the workplace because of their whistleblowing disclosures. Whistleblower advocates are urgently calling for the establishment of a Whistleblower Protection Authority, to ensure safety and support for those who are brave enough to come forward.
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Folge vom 26.08.2025ASIO says Iran behind antisemitic attacks, ambassador expelledAustralia's police and intelligence agencies have revealed the Iranian Revolutionary Guard was behind two antisemitic attacks in Australia. The discovery of the network being directed by Iran has led to the expulsion of Iran's Ambassador in Canberra and the removal of Australia's diplomats from Tehran.
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Folge vom 26.08.2025Will the First Home Buyer Guarantee scheme actually help the housing crisis?The government's First Home Buyer Guarantee scheme will allow thousands more renters, who are struggling to save for the usual 20 per cent home deposit, the chance to enter the property market. But experts say the scheme, brought forward by three months to October, may not be as helpful as it initially sounds. They say it leaves those using the scheme financially vulnerable, and shuts out low-income earners. And for the next generation of first home buyers, it could make their journey to property ownership even harder.