Business Now with Ross Greenwood Sky News Australia / NZ

New GDP figures reveal our economy is growing at the slowest rate since COVID and the 1991 recession, economist Warren Hogan explains the situation. Plus, Senator Jane Hume reveals what the Opposition would have done if they were in power.
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In a dark omen, the national current account falls sharply into a deficit, Bank of America's Oliver Levingston explains the data. Plus, Rio Tinto reveals it's green iron project, and the ASX pushes for gender and sexuality disclosures.
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The Fair Work Commission lifts the minimum wage by 3.75 per cent, DB Chief Economist Phil O'Donaghoe explains what it means for our economy. Plus, home prices in Brisbane overtake Melbourne, and the grim GDP warning from the Treasury.
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There could be big problems for the economy if wages rise more than 4 per cent when the Fair Work Commission announces its annual wage review on Monday. Plus, fast food chain Guzman Y Gomez announces IPO, 2,810 auctions expected this weekend.
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BHP walks away from its $74 billion takeover attempt for Anglo American. Plus, how families cutting their discretionary spending is impacting the Australian food industry, and the Melbourne Rebels racks up $23 million in debt.
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Inflation shocks economists, coming in hotter than expected. Plus, the NSW Parliament tables it's report into the use of "vampiric" consulting firm, and BHP desperately tries to get an extension for its Anglo American bid.
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