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Deborah Knight, hosts Money News on 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR from 7pm, Monday to Thursday. 

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From the cost of living, to inflation, and interest rates, never before has the economy been more in focus.

So whether you’re a business owner, an investor, a homeowner or renter, an employer or employee, Deborah Knight and the Money News team will keep you up to date with everything you need to know.

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Money News with Deb Knight – 27th March

Peter Dutton promises cuts to government spending & a domestic gas reservation policy as part of his Budget reply; Donald Trump slaps tariffs on the automotive industry; the Reject Shop gets a $259 million takeover bid; Australians spending big on sports; and Tony Sycamore joins us for the Market Wrap. Hosts: Deb Knight Executive Producer: […]

Deborah Knight / 27/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 26th March

The fall-out from the Budget focuses on the government’s tax cuts; not a lot for small business though; inflation comes in lower than expected and within the RBA target range; Coles goes for a rebrand on its liquor options; how the construction industry is preparing for the Brisbane 2032 build; Airpods to be used as […]

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‘Tax relief ahead’ – Chalmers promises 14 million Australians tax cuts under Labor’s pre-election budget

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has weighed in on the 2025 budget that was handed down and how it will aim to change the lives of Australians.  Labor’s pre-election budget promises tax cuts for 14 million Australians, reducing the lowest tax rate from 16% to 14% by 2027. Mr Chalmers told Deborah Knight the changes would […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025

Shadow Finance Minister not happy with ‘pretty ordinary’ budget

Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume is far from impressed with what she’s described as a “pretty ordinary” budget delivered by the Albanese government on Tuesday night. New tax cuts and energy and HECS debt relief were cornerstones of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget announcement. But Senator Hume told Money News the budget was designed purely for […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025

​The Australian Federal Budget 2025 – Key points & breakdowns

The Australian Federal Budget for 2025 introduces several key measures aimed at addressing cost-of-living pressures, enhancing healthcare, and investing in infrastructure. Listen above to hear Deborah Knight, John Stanley, Ollie Peterson & Pradeep Philip break down the main initiatives. KEY POINTS: ✅ Tax Cuts: Lowest income tax rate drops from 16% → 15% (July 2025), […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025
Money News with Deb Knight – 27th March

Peter Dutton promises cuts to government spending & a domestic gas reservation policy as part of his Budget reply; Donald Trump slaps tariffs on the automotive industry; the Reject Shop gets a $259 million takeover bid; Australians spending big on sports; and Tony Sycamore joins us for the Market Wrap. Hosts: Deb Knight Executive Producer: […]

Deborah Knight / 27/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 26th March

The fall-out from the Budget focuses on the government’s tax cuts; not a lot for small business though; inflation comes in lower than expected and within the RBA target range; Coles goes for a rebrand on its liquor options; how the construction industry is preparing for the Brisbane 2032 build; Airpods to be used as […]

Deborah Knight / 26/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 20th March

Jerome Powell gives the market confidence over the potential impact of Trump’s tariffs; 53,000 workers leave the economy in February; Virgin prepares for IPO; could late night talk shows return to Australian TV?; and Scott Phillips joins for the Market Wrap to explain the difference between spot prices and futures prices. Host: Deb Knight Executive […]

Deborah Knight / 20/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 18th March

Jim Chalmers gives a preview of what might come in the Budget; looking at how governments use our money; Westpac cuts variable rates – with conditions; Aussie miners helped by a jump in the gold price; small businesses push for change in the Budget; BYD brings on a fast-charging battery; and Henry Jennings joins us […]

Deborah Knight / 18/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 17th March

Jim Chalmers confirms an extra hit to the Budget; China’s consumption plans seek to boost the economy; the gold price jumps above $3000 an ounce; Australians get the message on cybersecurity; more of us planning to travel around the world; and Elio D’Amato joins us for the Market Wrap. Host: Deborah Knight Executive Producer: Tom […]

Deborah Knight / 17/03/2025
Money News with Deb Knight – 27th March

Peter Dutton promises cuts to government spending & a domestic gas reservation policy as part of his Budget reply; Donald Trump slaps tariffs on the automotive industry; the Reject Shop gets a $259 million takeover bid; Australians spending big on sports; and Tony Sycamore joins us for the Market Wrap. Hosts: Deb Knight Executive Producer: […]

Deborah Knight / 27/03/2025

Money News with Deb Knight – 26th March

The fall-out from the Budget focuses on the government’s tax cuts; not a lot for small business though; inflation comes in lower than expected and within the RBA target range; Coles goes for a rebrand on its liquor options; how the construction industry is preparing for the Brisbane 2032 build; Airpods to be used as […]

Deborah Knight / 26/03/2025

‘Tax relief ahead’ – Chalmers promises 14 million Australians tax cuts under Labor’s pre-election budget

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has weighed in on the 2025 budget that was handed down and how it will aim to change the lives of Australians.  Labor’s pre-election budget promises tax cuts for 14 million Australians, reducing the lowest tax rate from 16% to 14% by 2027. Mr Chalmers told Deborah Knight the changes would […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025

Shadow Finance Minister not happy with ‘pretty ordinary’ budget

Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume is far from impressed with what she’s described as a “pretty ordinary” budget delivered by the Albanese government on Tuesday night. New tax cuts and energy and HECS debt relief were cornerstones of Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget announcement. But Senator Hume told Money News the budget was designed purely for […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025

​The Australian Federal Budget 2025 – Key points & breakdowns

The Australian Federal Budget for 2025 introduces several key measures aimed at addressing cost-of-living pressures, enhancing healthcare, and investing in infrastructure. Listen above to hear Deborah Knight, John Stanley, Ollie Peterson & Pradeep Philip break down the main initiatives. KEY POINTS: ✅ Tax Cuts: Lowest income tax rate drops from 16% → 15% (July 2025), […]

Deborah Knight / 25/03/2025
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