Carrington Clarke

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The RBA's decision to leave rates on hold might have triggered a collective sigh of relief from Australia's mortgage holders, but there was a clear warning from the governor that the board stands ready to hike further if necessary.

And after months of negotiation, media giant ARN, well, not such a giant anymore, has reached a settlement with its former radio star, Kyle Sandlins.

Kyle gets a pretty nice multi-million dollar golden parachute and

But could the deal mean he's soon a competitor with a company that helped make him a very wealthy man?

Welcome to ABC Business Daily.

I'm Carrington Clark.

Ian, yesterday when I was talking to Michael, we were sitting here in the room in the ABC office in Ultimo.

You were on your way down to the RBA, although you just got there in the nick of time, to hear straight from Michelle Bullock, the Governor, about why the Board had decided to keep

rates on hold.

I thought watching her press conference that it was pretty consistent with what the statement was, but she really was emphasising, including in an answer to you, that the fight against inflation remains the major battle that they think they need to fight and they're not as concerned