Poppy Johnston is a journalist at AAP. She specializes in business and economics, focusing on topics such as inflation, markets, and the economy, with a keen interest in construction and real estate. Poppy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Australian Financial Review, The West Australian, and The Canberra Times.
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Poppy focuses predominantly on finance and economy, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and citing data. She would be most responsive to pitches related to economic policies, budget releases, inflation reports, or other financial developments in Australia.
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By: Tess Ikonomou, Kat Wong, Poppy Johnston
An early start to the political year has landed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in cattle country, where he...
By: Poppy Johnston, Tess Ikonomou, Kat Wong
Bargain-hunters are set to take the spotlight following a promising inflation readout.
By: Poppy Johnston
Black Friday sales have spread well beyond a single weekend in November but the boost in profits failed to meet expectations.
By: Poppy Johnston, Marion Rae
NSW and Victoria should be producing more gas rather than importing it to meet demand, the industry's peak body says.
By: Marion Rae, Poppy Johnston
By: Poppy Johnston
Australians have flocked to their favourite seaside towns during the holiday break and pushed up the average tourism spend in major hotspots by 130 per cent.
Devastating fires in Los Angeles could keep upwards pressure on insurance premiums in Australia at a time when many are already priced out of coverage.
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