Millie Muroi is a Trainee Journalist based in Australia, writing for publications such as WAtoday, Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age. With a focus on national news, Millie covers a wide range of topics including finance, real estate, energy, and business. Her articles provide insights into the Australian market and its impact on various industries.
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Millie Muroi's coverage focuses on finance and economy, often citing data and providing investment analysis. She frequently covers Australian financial markets, government announcements, and issues related to housing and retirement. Pitches should provide relevant data-driven insights into the Australian financial landscape or offer expert commentary on investment trends in Australia.
Given her focus on finance and economy with a national (Australia) geographic scope, pitches could include analyses of government policies impacting the economy or insights into local market trends such as real estate or retirement planning within Australia.
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By: Millie Muroi, Shane Wright
By: Shane Wright, Millie Muroi
Experts say the full suite of Donald Trump’s economic policies would fuel global inflation and interest rates and slow growth, delivering a huge policy headache to the Australian government and the Reserve Bank.
By: Millie Muroi
GDP is a flawed measure of the health of an economy at the best of times, and it’s time we paid attention to a different statistic.
By: Shane Wright, Millie Muroi
Australians have enjoyed their biggest after-inflation wage increase since the depths of the pandemic.
By: Shane Wright, Millie Muroi
By: Shane Wright, Millie Muroi
By: Millie Muroi, Shane Wright
RBA governor Michele Bullock has dismissed claims that cryptocurrency is an “alternative currency”, even as the price of bitcoin soars to a record high.
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