Kate Browne is an experienced editor and media spokesperson with a focus on local news in Australia. She writes for Yahoo Finance Australia and SELF Magazine, covering a range of topics including finance, business, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance New Zealand.
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Kate Browne's coverage primarily focuses on local Australian business, finance, and personal finance topics. She extensively cites data and covers government announcements related to these areas.
When reaching out to Kate, consider offering insights into local Australian economic trends, analysis of financial data relevant to the ASX (Australian Securities Exchange), or expert commentary on government policies impacting the economy or personal finances in Australia.
Additionally, given her interest in health and well-being topics as well as a focus on substance use disorder, she may also be interested in receiving pitches related to mental health support within the context of personal finance management.
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By: Kate Browne
Fewer discounts and higher fees are how many unhappy Woolworths customers have described the changes to the Everyday Rewards Extra program announced today.
Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief Kate Browne talks start-ups, and why art is important (even during the current cost-of-living crisis) with Art Money founder and CEO Paul Becker.
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It's a sad fact of life that the longer you live, the more maintenance your body generally needs – and planning for those costs can be challenging.
By: Kate Browne
If you have health insurance, there is a good chance you've received a letter or notification about your health insurance premium costs going up from 1 April.
By: Kate Browne
If you believe some reports in the media, retirees are to blame for many of our economic woes, from spending and hoarding cash to preventing Millennials and Gen Z getting onto the property ladder.
By: Kate Browne
Older Australians are feeling the cost of living crisis more than ever as living costs surge, with general insurance continuing to be a particularly
By: Kate Browne
"Send me a nude or I will leak your address... I can see where you are."
By: Kate Browne, Margaret Gordon, Julia Baird
As more of us survive, where is the focus on cancer’s long-term effects?
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