
Bernie Fraser
Bernie Fraser was the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1996 to 2001, but his earlier tenure as the bank's head during the early 1990s recession positioned him at the heart of Australia's economic strategy. Renowned for his cautious approach, Fraser faced the daunting task of navigating the bank through a period of economic downturn, marked by unemployment rates exceeding 10%. His leadership and decisions during this critical time left a lasting impact on Australia's monetary policy.
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Former Reserve Bank governor and Treasury secretary Bernie Fraser said a 'cartel' that included politicians was opposed to any reform that may reduce house prices.
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Stu Wilson: All Blacks great remembered for tries, humour and unique style - Phil GiffordBernie Fraser co-authored a controversial book with Stu Wilson that led to Wilson's retirement from rugby.
Stu Wilson: Former All Blacks captain dies, aged 70Bernie Fraser, former Treasury boss, held the cash rate steady despite signs of economic faltering.
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