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On The Call is a weekly live conversation with the Capital Brief newsroom on the stories driving the agenda in Australia’s centres of power. Host Harshdeep Kaur sits down each week with our journalists to dissect what we’re watching and why it matters, and answer questions from our subscribers, live.
Capital Brief hosts On The Call, a news show with 14 episodes published.
The collapse of Dashdot — one of Australia's most prominent buyer's agencies — raises a bigger question about whether the property market is hitting an inflection point. Meanwhile, Anthropic files for a blockbuster IPO i
Show notesOpenAI CEO Sam Altman's giant pixelated head looming over CBA chief executive Matt Comyn at the bank's inaugural AI summit is a somewhat honest depiction of Australia’s place in the global AI economy at present. While CB
Show notesThe backlash to Labor's federal budget — and its capital gains tax changes — have not slowed down since last week's episode. If anything, it has heated up. The startup sector has been particularly vocal, and Labor minist
Show notesLabor’s federal budget is one of the most significant in years regarding tax reform. The government is betting big on housing affordability by proposing an overhaul to negative gearing and capital gains tax — a decision
Show notesIt was a big week for banks. NAB, Westpac and ANZ posted their half-year earnings this week, projecting a rosy outlook as the RBA struck a far more sombre tone with its latest rate decision. Commonwealth Bank was also in
Show notesWith the federal budget less than two weeks away, surging inflation and a war-driven energy shock are forcing the government to rewrite its budget narrative in real time. Meanwhile, Senator Tim Ayres backs ‘balanced’ imm
Show notesCanva has launched Canva AI 2.0 in the design giant's biggest transformation yet. Meanwhile, healthcare company Cochlear saw its share price crash 40% on an earnings downgrade. We discuss: Capital Brief's scoop on Canva'
Show notesThe latest Capital Brief/DemosAU poll shows Australians want the government to keep its distance from US President Donald Trump as the Middle East conflict deepens. The poll shows that 47% of Australians disagree with th
Show notesThe US-Iran war entered a chaotic new chapter following the unravelling of a short-lived ceasefire, with Israel striking Lebanon and Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz once again. Meanwhile, AI infrastructure company Firm
Show notesThis week Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei signed a memorendum of understanding with the Australian government during his tour in the country. During the trip Amodei spoke to a roomful of politicians in Canberra, telling them
Show notesThis week Capital Brief revealed that Canva has acquired Melbourne-based digital out-of-home advertising startup Doohly for $30 million. The Australian design software giant is accelerating its push into broader marketin
Show notesFurniture retailer Koala has announced a $68 million IPO on the ASX - a scaled-back but closely watched float. Meanwhile, Atlassian's mass layoffs have rattled staff and raised deeper questions about the company's future
Show notesWith the war in Iran intensifying, markets continue to swing wildly. This week saw $90 billion wiped off the ASX as oil prices jumped. While the market has since rebounded, investors are left guessing whether US presiden
Show notesAmid intense geopolitical instability - a war in Iran, oil prices surging and markets destabalised - the Australian government is pulling together its May budget which is expected to tie together its ambitious plans with
Show notesOn The Call is a weekly live conversation with the Capital Brief newsroom on the stories driving the agenda in Australia’s centres of power. Host Harshdeep Kaur sits down each week with our journalists to dissect what we
Show notesOne Nation is on the brink of overtaking Labor on primary votes, according to the latest Capital Brief/Demos AU findings. In the same week, Australia’s first major AI-related job cuts landed as a viral “AI doomsday” blog
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