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#228 Chris Kohler: "Australia’s Economy Is Controlled By A Few Giants!" THIS Thing Making You Poorer.

#228 Chris Kohler: "Australia’s Economy Is Controlled By A Few Giants!" THIS Thing Making You Poorer.

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Chris Kohler is a 35 year old Australian financial journalist, author, and content creator, currently serving as Finance Editor across the 9News network. As one of the most recognisable faces in Australian business reporting, he is known for making complex economic issues clear and accessible to everyday Australians.

Purchase Chris's book here: https://www.penguin.com.au/books/how-they-get-you-9781761356414

In this episode, we cover:
• His journey into journalism and rise within financial media
• Building a strong social media presence and developing a well known alter ego
• Breaking down interest rates and Reserve Bank decisions for the public
• Behind the scenes insights from RBA press conferences
• Leadership pressures facing central bank governors
• Public trust in institutions and media accountability
• Themes from his book and broader social commentary
• Consumer behaviour, subscriptions, and loyalty programs
• Productivity trends and economic pressures
• The evolving media landscape and digital integration
• Communicating complex narratives to a broad audience
• Ethical responsibility in modern journalism

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