Juliette Sully
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74 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 May
Juliette Sully’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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after US President Donald Trump said that a deal with Iran is possible after, quote, very good talks.
US news outlet Access reporting that the deal involves a one-page memorandum with a moratorium on Iranian nuclear enrichment, lifting of sanctions and both sides dropping their attempts to control the Strait of Homs.
Later, President Trump claimed that Iran had agreed to his demand that it cannot have a nuclear weapon, while Iran said that safe, stable passage through the waterway will be possible with new protocols in place.
Yeah, so a good week after all, but I think we're still pretty flat for the year, Sean.
We'll be back in a moment with the rest of the day's business news.
The financial crimes watchdog has launched an investigation into gaming group Tabcorp, concerned about its ability to detect and stop money laundering.
In a statement to the ASX, Tabcorp said AUSTRAC's investigation was focusing on whether it was complying anti-money laundering rules and properly monitoring its customers.
Now, the investigation is at an early stage, according to the company.
But the announcement said Tabcorp's share price down 23%.
That wiped out the impressive gains made in the first four months of the year.
Well, to the latest leak from the federal budget and a boost to the research and development tax break will be a key plank of a productivity package in next week's federal budget, even as entrepreneurs and investors warn that plans to scrap the 50% capital gains tax discount will be catastrophic for the startup sector.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to raise the current $150 million cap on R&D expenses that can be claimed.
And of course, a lot of focus on that and the impact to the housing market too.
And Australia's housing market is on the verge of a downturn as higher interest rates and stretched affordability weigh on demand.
Now, it follows several years of strong growth that has left most homeowners somewhat insulated against softer conditions, according to the property market research group, Cotality.
The research director, Tim Lawless, says Sydney and Melbourne are already five months into the early phases of decline,
while growth is slowing across the mid-sized capitals.
No, and I was reading as well that the downturns are normally quite short-lived as well, right?
Like only around 12 to 18 months or so.
Exactly.
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