Emilia Terzon is a Business Reporter at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, retail, and business economics, with a particular focus on the Australian market, inflation, and security issues. Emilia's work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Emilia Terzon's coverage primarily focuses on finance, real estate industry, and personal finance. She heavily relies on data and government announcements to support her articles. Therefore, she may be particularly interested in pitches that provide unique insights or analysis based on recent credible data related to the stock market, property market trends, or financial behavior of Australians.
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By: Warwick Long, Daniel Ziffer, Emilia Terzon
A fiery hearing is adjudicating the dispute between Woolworths and the union whose members have a picket line outside its major Victorian distribution centre.
By: Emilia Terzon, Maddy Morwood
AGL apologises but says it may appeal a $25 million fine for a Centrepay scandal that saw it overcharge "vulnerable" people on welfare without their knowledge.
By: Emilia Terzon
Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
By: Emilia Terzon
Australian bosses could go to jail for 10 years and be fined $1.65 million if they "deliberately" underpay their workers, as part of new laws that nationally criminalise wage theft from January 1.
By: Emilia Terzon
Yet there is still great price divergence between cities, and years of soaring prices have left home ownership out of reach for many.
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The Australian share market is opening for trade again in the new year, with issues such as interest rates, inflation and global politics set to shape markets in 2025.
By: Emilia Terzon
At casinos, the odds are never in a punter's favour. Now one of Australia's biggest casino operators is facing the prospect of losing it
By: Emilia Terzon
The ASX is set to open a little higher after a mixed trade on Wall Street overnight, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq taking a hit.
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