Sean Alma
speaker
436 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 May
Sean Alma’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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West Farm is $8.7 billion.
WiseTech Global, $8.3.
Throw National Australia Bank in.
We talked about that.
$7.6 billion.
Fortis, you're off $6 billion or so.
So some really big losses.
A few others, so BHP, Rio Tinto, Commonwealth Bank notably, they've actually added plenty of value to the share market, tens of billions of dollars combined, but they just haven't been able to make up for the healthcare companies and the other laggards.
Yes.
I think when the treasurer is asked a question about cutting taxes and he starts talking about what they've already done, you can be pretty confident you're not going to get too much more.
The treasurer said the best way to build trust with the electorate is to make the right decisions for the right reasons.
When asked about whether the government spending was putting pressure on interest rates, Chalmers got a little bit defensive is how I'd put it.
He said no one was complaining when interest rates were falling.
So why are we talking about it now?
Well, probably because inflation is rising.
Anyway, Finance Minister Katie Gallagher at the same press conference as Chalmers said the budget would include $2.7 billion in savings in the public sector.
Do you know that treaty for 50 years?
It's still the same treaty that we follow for diplomatic and economic relations, which is kind of cool, I thought.
Yesterday, the two leaders signed a series of joint statements on economic resilience, energy security, critical minerals and defence.
Albanese said the two countries' friendship had never been closer.
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