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Jacob Kagi

Jacob Kagi

Verified

State Political Reporter, ABC Perth, ABC News (Australia)

Australia

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travel food and lifestyle

Doesn’t Cover

Right now, I don't cover anything that's not related to the product space.

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Total articles 1210

  • South Australians forecast to spend $4.3 billion ahead of Christmas, defying national trend

    By Jacob Kagi| ABC News (Australia) Verified In Angela Buccella's pop-up Christmas store in central Adelaide, trade has been notably slower this festive season. Australian Retailers Association said South Australians will spend about $4.3 billion ahead of ChristmasIt forecasts that SA will be the only state to increase festive sales compared to last yearSome traders said they were noticing the impact of consumers trying to lower costs"We are finding sales a little bit soft this year, compared to previous years," she said.

    By Jacob Kagi · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 16, 2023

  • This 17-month-old was allegedly murdered — here's what we know so far about Ronan's death

    By Jacob Kagi| ABC News (Australia) Verified On a quiet suburban street in Adelaide's south-west, residents are devastated by allegations that a toddler may have been murdered in their neighbourhood. WARNING: This story contains details readers may find distressing.

    By Jacob Kagi · ABC News (Australia)

    Jun. 27, 2023

  • South Australians forecast to spend $4.3 billion ahead of Christmas, defying national trend

    By Jacob Kagi| ABC News (Australia) Verified In Angela Buccella's pop-up Christmas store in central Adelaide, trade has been notably slower this festive season. Australian Retailers Association said South Australians will spend about $4.3 billion ahead of ChristmasIt forecasts that SA will be the only state to increase festive sales compared to last yearSome traders said they were noticing the impact of consumers trying to lower costs"We are finding sales a little bit soft this year, compared to previous years," she said.

    By Jacob Kagi · ABC News (Australia)

    Dec. 16, 2023

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland