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Chief Economist Amy Lomas takes us beyond the headlines to break down what the RBA’s interest rate cut means for Australian businesses.   “To achieve the levels of growth forecast by the RBA, businesses need to focus on boosting productivity – which means doing more, with less. With 80% of our GDP coming from services, we need to find ways to upskill our workforce, pursue innovation and embrace new technologies.”   Watch the full analysis below.

Behind the stats: Our Generative AI Lead, Jahanzeb Azim, digs into the AI findings from this year's 28th Annual Global CEO Survey - Australian insights 📊

Welcome to our graduate and trainee class of 2025! 🚀   Working across all parts of our business, these bright minds will learn critical technical skills in the coming months, setting them up for rewarding careers. Be it AI, assurance, tax or deals – their learning will be underpinned by our cultural anchors of curiosity, collaboration and challenge.   Any words of wisdom for them? Leave a comment below ⤵️   If you're in your final year of high school, studying at university, or a recent graduate, applications for our Early Career Programs for 2026 are now open till the 12th of March. Find out more at pwc.com.au/earlycareers   #PwCEarlyCareersAU #PwCProud 

CityPulse 2025 has landed! 🏙️ Today we’ve launched our data-driven and AI-powered deep dive into the best suburbs to live, work and play in Melbourne. Here’s a rundown from our Melbourne Managing Partner Suji Kanagalingam and Chief Economist Amy Lomas. Check out how your suburb is tracking: https://lnkd.in/gsK9jGDU

Corporate sustainability reporting is undergoing a big shift, as countries around the world start implementing new regimes.    In Australia, while mandatory reporting is underway, uncertainty remains. Changes to international regulations mixed with a looming Federal Election will have flow on effects for local businesses.    In this article, Caroline Mara, digs into these key global events and provides advice to companies navigating the complexities.    Read more: https://lnkd.in/gBFupQNy

Keen to kickstart your career in a fast paced environment where AI, business model reinvention and climate are top of mind?    If you're in your final year of high school, have started university or have recently graduated, applications for our Early Careers Programs open soon.    In the meantime, hear from some of our people about what they wish they knew before applying 💡   Applications open 24th Feb. Find out more: pwc.com.au/earlycareers   #PwCEarlyCareersAU

There's always a buzz in our offices and client sites when our new grads walk in the door, which is why we're very excited to be named one of Australia's Top 100 most popular graduate employers! We placed in the Top 10 in four categories: 🏆 Most popular graduate employer award  🏆 Most popular internship employer award  🏆 Most popular business and commerce employer award  🏆 Most popular accounting, professional services and consulting employer award Chief People Officer, Karen Lonergan, said; "Our early careers cohort brings incredible energy to our offices around the country and shows enormous enthusiasm when working with our clients, people and communities. Our newest team members are on the front line of helping us embrace the incredible opportunities of AI augmentation and bringing our cultural anchors of Curiosity, Collaboration and Challenge to life. These awards are a great recognition of the effort we make to invest in the foundations of these next generation leaders and we're committed to continuing to deliver a best-in-class experience." Applications for our Early Careers Programs open on the 24th of February. For more info: pwc.com.au/earlycareers #PwCEarlyCareersAU

Maxine Wee is a Director in our data and AI practice. She went from being hesitant about AI, to one of its biggest champions ☕ Thanks for answering a cup of questions with us, Maxine! #PwCProud #ArtificialIntelligence

Our 28th Annual Global CEO Survey told us that over a third of global CEOs have seen a rise in revenue from making climate-friendly investments over the past five years.   But Australian businesses have some catching up to do.   Get the full story: https://pwc.to/40edNqS   #PwCAUCEOSurvey #CEOInsights

The results of our annual CEO survey make one thing very clear - the next 10 years will be make or break for businesses. Aussie CEOs see technological and climate change as the 'super disruptions' shaping the way they operate. The key to navigating this new normal is a mindset that looks beyond the immediate horizon. In this article I explore the survey findings that jumped out to me, highlighting that an organisation's long-term success hinges on cultivating a culture of reinvention that is sustained across generations of leaders. #PwCAUCEOSurvey #CEOInsights