Medianet
Previous Next
Medianet

Agencies    Medianet

Medianet

Medianet was formed in 1983 as a media intelligence division to disseminate press releases on behalf of corporate, public relations, not for profits and government organisations.

As part of News Corp Australia and Nine Entertainment Co, Medianet leverages this unique position in the Australian media to distribute press releases and media statements nationwide.

Medianet is the most reputable press release distribution service in Australia offering direct access to newsrooms and journalists via direct feeds, email, SMS and other online publishing options. Medianet also offers release reporting, Multimedia News Releases and a Contacts Database with detailed insights into journalists pitching preferences.

Internationally, as an AsiaNet member, Medianet communicates directly with 33 countries across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond, through its exclusive links with leading news release organisations in Europe and the United States.

 Medianet

Address:
Medianet (Sydney office)
2 Holt St
Surry Hills NSW 2010
Australia

Contact:
Medianet International

Telephone:
+61 2 9322 8383

Email:
team@medianet.com.au

Website:
www.medianet.com.au
Latest Press Release
Photo File: A pedestrian walks past the Reserve Bank of Australia building in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Mark Baker)

Photo File: A pedestrian walks past the Reserve Bank of Australia building in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Mark Baker)

 FED: CPI key focus, markets toy with rate rise

Sunday, Oct. 24, 2021.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is adamant the nation is not facing the same sort of inflation pressures being seen in other parts of the world and which has prompted some central banks to start lifting interest rates.

But Australian financial markets are not convinced the RBA's sanguine view will hold and are pricing in the risk of rising rates as early as next year, much earlier than the central bank is predicting.

Market interest rates were particularly jolted by the unexpectedly sharp rise in New Zealand's annual inflation rate reported last week, which has reached almost five per cent and the highest since 2011.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will release the consumer price index for the September quarter on Wednesday.


Source: AAP Newswire