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Rachel Clun is an economics correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based at Parliament House in Canberra.

US election results 2024 as it happened: PM speaks to Trump in first phone call; Harris offers hope to supporters in concession speech

US election results 2024 as it happened: PM speaks to Trump in first phone call; Harris offers hope to supporters in concession speech

Donald Trump has pulled off an extraordinary victory in the 2024 US presidential election, claiming more than the required 270 Electoral College votes to win back the White House.

  • by Josefine Ganko, Jessica McSweeney, Rachel Clun, Lynette Eyb, Cassandra Morgan and Angus Thompson

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US election results 2024 as it happened: Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris after winning crucial swing states; Republicans gain Senate control

US election results 2024 as it happened: Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris after winning crucial swing states; Republicans gain Senate control

Donald Trump has won the 2024 US election after claiming the required 270 Electoral College votes to become the 47th US president.

  • by Jessica McSweeney, Josefine Ganko, Angus Thompson, Rachel Clun, Marta Pascual Juanola and Roy Ward
Albanese isn’t alone. ‘Stunning’ properties are common for MPs

Albanese isn’t alone. ‘Stunning’ properties are common for MPs

About two-thirds of federal parliamentarians own two or more properties, an analysis of declared interests shows.

  • by Lisa Visentin, Rachel Clun and Olivia Ireland
Reserve Bank risks recession with August rate rise

Reserve Bank risks recession with August rate rise

The Reserve Bank is at a critical point, economists say – it could let inflation remain a little higher for longer or risk tipping Australia into a recession.

  • by Rachel Clun
Consumer confidence bounces with stage 3 tax cuts

Consumer confidence bounces with stage 3 tax cuts

The joy may be short-lived, with inflation data due next week key to the Reserve Bank board’s next interest rate move.

  • by Rachel Clun
The forgotten tax adding billions to the country’s insurance premiums

The forgotten tax adding billions to the country’s insurance premiums

State governments have reaped billions from stamp duty on insurance, and the industry’s peak body says it’s time for states to put that money back into mitigating natural disasters.

  • by Rachel Clun
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All eyes on inflation figures after strong employment result

All eyes on inflation figures after strong employment result

Inflation figures due in less than two weeks will be the key to next month’s rates decision, as the country’s jobs market remains strong despite economic headwinds.

  • by Rachel Clun
Trump shooting LIVE updates: Investigation continues into suspected gunman’s motive after former US president wounded at Pennsylvania rally

Trump shooting LIVE updates: Investigation continues into suspected gunman’s motive after former US president wounded at Pennsylvania rally

It’s been a day since former US President Donald Trump was shot at a rally, and the fallout from the assassination attempt is continuing to rock the world.

  • by Rachel Clun and Madeleine Heffernan
‘Just a sweet drink’: Call for crackdown on sugary toddler milks and formulas

‘Just a sweet drink’: Call for crackdown on sugary toddler milks and formulas

Baby formulas cannot be marketed, but toddler milks aren’t covered by the voluntary code. Health experts say that is not good enough.

  • by Rachel Clun
Joe Biden press conference LIVE updates: Fresh blow for president ahead of make-or-break moment

Joe Biden press conference LIVE updates: Fresh blow for president ahead of make-or-break moment

The media opportunity comes amid a growing number of Democrats calling on him to stand aside as the party’s candidate in the November 5 election.

  • by Rachel Clun and Farrah Tomazin
Gen X, Millennial Australians better off than their parents – but not all

Gen X, Millennial Australians better off than their parents – but not all

Australians are largely growing up to be better off than their parents, but there are risks younger generations may not gain much ground.

  • by Rachel Clun

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