James Fitzgerald
UK Finance Reporter at POLITICO Europe
UK Financial Policy Reporter at @POLITICOEurope - views & rants my own - 🇦🇺 - [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
apimagazine.com.au | James Fitzgerald
Each year, the Australian Financial Review releases one of the country’s most fascinating and talked-about publications: The Rich List. It’s not just a peek into the net worth of Australia’s wealthiest - it’s a lens into the industries shaping serious wealth in this country. The much-anticipated list revealed that the top 161 richest Australians are billionaires, and the entry-level wealth of those cashed-up Aussies was a whopping $747 million.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | James FitzGerald |James Fitzgerald
Why were these 12 countries on Trump's travel-ban list? EPAA travel ban issued on Wednesday by US President Donald Trump is set to primarily affect countries in Africa and the Middle East. Twelve countries face full bans, which will come into force on Monday. People from a further seven nations are facing partial restrictions. Trump has depicted it as a matter of national security.
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3 weeks ago |
apimagazine.com.au | James Fitzgerald
For the youth of today, understanding money is as essential as maths, English or science – and everything in between. Yet, most of us graduate without a clear understanding of how to manage it. If I could go back in time and hand my younger self a letter upon completion of Year 12, this would be it. Dear James,You’re about to start earning money. Congrat’s! This means you can finally afford your own Netflix account, instead of mooching off your Mum and Dad’s.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | James Fitzgerald |Nadine Yousif
Elon Musk has criticised one of the signature policies of Donald Trump, marking a break from the US president who he helped to win re-election in 2024. Last week, the US House of Representatives narrowly passed what Trump calls his "big, beautiful" bill, which includes multi-trillion dollar tax breaks and a pledge to increase defence spending. It will now head to the Senate.
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1 month ago |
politico.eu | James FitzGerald |James Fitzgerald
Australia’s living in the future. And it’s not just its time zone. Its pensions industry is light years ahead, doubling in size every five years. It's far outpacing the U.K., with Australian workers' funds even helping to foot the bill for British housebuilding and infrastructure. Now the U.K.'s Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, wants to crib from the Aussie's success — and have U.K. companies make a profit by building up Britain.
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Q: Can you assure the world that as you try to get control of areas like Greenland or Panama you are not gonna use military or economic coercion? TRUMP: No. I can't assure you. I'm not going to commit to that. It might be that you'll have to do something. https://t.co/YbscfcOgmH
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Gold Coast has unveiled its new logo. The new design features three key elements - the sun of the Gold Coast rising over the ocean, a bold ‘S’ representing the SUNS, and a football at the logo’s heart. The logo also includes subtle shapes of a ‘G’ and ‘C’ hidden within the https://t.co/OjdkCtxzuH
Look I know we bottled finals, but Port finished 2nd and zero Friday night games. Ridiculous.
Prime time Hawks in 2025 👀 https://t.co/MPSpLM3uV4
