Poppy Johnston is a journalist at AAP, with a focus on national news in Australia. She has written for various publications including The North West Star, Redland City Bulletin, MailOnline, and The Daily Advertiser. Poppy covers a wide range of topics including politics, finance, lifestyle, and current events, providing informative and engaging articles for her readers.
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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: Poppy Johnston, Jacob Shteyman
Green shoots are appearing for mortgage holders as the Reserve Bank of Australia sees more signs inflationary pressures are easing.
The inflation fight is not over but the Reserve Bank of Australia is growing increasingly confident the battle is shifting in its favour.
Clean energy zones, electric car sales targets and other climate commitments at the state level are laying the foundations for an ambitious national 2035 emission target.
By: Poppy Johnston
The bundled climate goals of state and territory governments already amount to a total country-wide emissions cut of 71 per cent by 2035, new analysis suggests.
Long-awaited mortgage relief looks closer as the central bank takes another interest rate hike off the table and lays the […]
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