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Start-ups and small businesses previously priced out of Australian CBDs are taking advantage of lower rents and co-working spaces to relocate to city centres. Plus, your guide to quantitative easing and the promise of a 2032 Olympics in Queensland.
Guests: Susan Harris Rimmer, Director, Griffith University Policy Innovation HubJeremy Thorpe, Chief Economist, PwC AustraliaLisa Qi, co-founder, Share with OscarBelinda Cheung, Director in Credit Strategy, Commonwealth Bank
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