Cassandra Baldini is a Senior Journalist specializing in finance and economics. With a focus on national issues in Australia, Cassandra writes for publications such as Financial Standard and Money Magazine Australia. Her articles cover a range of topics including fintech, superannuation, regulatory frameworks, and the impact of financial challenges on different demographics.
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Cassandra's coverage predominantly focuses on the financial services and retirement sectors in Australia, with an emphasis on regulatory changes, industry announcements, and data-driven insights. She frequently includes press releases and private sector announcements.
To effectively pitch to Cassandra, consider providing exclusive access to industry experts or executives who can offer unique perspectives on regulatory changes in the Australian financial services landscape. Additionally, offering proprietary data or analysis related to superannuation, retirement planning, fintech innovations within Australia would likely be well-received.
It is clear that she has a strong focus on local issues within Australia’s finance and retirement sectors; therefore pitches should align closely with this geographic focus while addressing topics such as superannuation, investments and fintech.
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By: Vita Palestrant, Michelle Baltazar, Alexandra Cain, Cassandra Baldini
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has responded to criticism of the delayed introduction of payday super, saying holding off until 2026 will give employers plenty of time to get it right.
By: Serina Bird, Aaron Minney, Cassandra Baldini
Watching the news, it is easy to believe that cashed-up boomers are fuelling the cost-of-living crisis. The reality is that many are struggling.
Gold is trading at all-time highs after breaching levels not seen since the yellow metal's dramatic rise and fall in the 1970s and 80s.
By: Cassandra Baldini
A note to Aboriginal and Torres Strait readers: This story contains the image and name of a person who has died; discretion is advised. It is Indigenous Business Month and this October, National Indig...
By: Cassandra Baldini, Brendan Foster
On the sea floor of the warm, shallow waters stretching from the Kimberley coast to northeast Arnhem Land live slimy, round trepang.
By: Brendan Foster, Cassandra Baldini
Austrade Trade and Investment Commissioner Melanie Harris says we are only starting to see the true potential of First Nations business in exporting to international markets.
By: Brendan Foster, Cassandra Baldini
Kakadu Organics is another First Nations business that has cracked the Southeast Asian market.Murrumburr woman and founder of Kakadu Organics, Kylie-Lee Bradford, pictured, says that building relation...
It's Indigenous Business Month, and National Indigenous Times is excited to spotlight the success, culture, and diversity of First Nations-owned and led businesses.
By: David Prestipino, Zak Kirkup, Cassandra Baldini
Cassandra Baldini, Zak Kirkup and David Prestipino turn the spotlight on 10 Indigenous business leaders, highlighting their influential roles across diverse sectors, showcasing their contributions as ...
October is Indigenous Business Month and we're excited to continue Friday Favs to highlight the success, rich culture and diversity of First Nations-owned and led businesses.
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