We're officially in an El Niño weather pattern, meaning we're in for a hot, dry summer, with an increased risk of drought and bushfires. But what does it mean for the economy?
Cherelle Murphy, EY Oceania Chief Economist, talks to Jennifer Duke about how different parts of the economy are exposed to the weather and natural disasters, and the long-term impact of climate change and rising temperatures.
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