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    Stephen Miller

    The RBA is walking a tightrope between inflation and jobs

    As Reserve Bank deputy governor Andrew Hauser said on Thursday, it’s a mistake to change policy on one piece of data. But it is an egregious folly to ignore serial indications of sticky inflation.

    Stephen MillerFormer advisor Paul Keating

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    Charles Blondin was a famous French tightrope walker best known for multiple crossings of Niagara Gorge.

    He did so with a number of theatrical variations, including being blindfolded, pushing a wheelbarrow, on stilts, carrying a man on his back and, bizarrely, sitting down midway while he cooked and ate an omelette.

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