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Full interview: ACCC’s Rod Sims
ACCC chairman Rod Sims is stepping up his campaign against the supermarket giants, which he says is in the long-term interest of consumers, as he urges Coles and Woolworths to cut grocery prices instead of spending money on promotions such a petrol shopper dockets.
Full interview: Meriton Group’s Harry Triguboff
Meriton Group founder Harry Triguboff says the Reserve Bank has been to slow to cut interest rates and should continue cutting rates to keep Australia moving and support the property and building sectors.
Diggers and Dealers
With commodity prices down, mining jobs being shed and projects shelved, the mood at this year’s Diggers and Dealers mining forum will be more subdued than in recent years.
Full interview: Adelaide Brighton’s Mark Chellew
Adelaide Brighton boss Mark Chellew says recovery in the property sector is taking longer than in previous cycles, partly because people are still concerned about the global financial crisis.
Building business
As the Reserve Bank of Australia prepares to meet on Tuesday, Meriton founder Harry Triguboff and Adelaide Brighton boss Mark Chellew are calling for further interest rate cuts to support the property sector.
Property play
Street Talk reports that Dexus Property Group is expected to pull the trigger shortly on its much-anticipated $2.7 billion tilt for Commonwealth Bank’s office fund.
Rear Window on Sunday
The Australian Financial Review columnist Joe Aston reveals how Qantas is playing cupid for some of its more amorous passengers.