Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Millie Muroi is an economics columnist and workplace relations reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. She has worked in Canberra's press gallery as an economics correspondent, and was formerly a business reporter covering banks, financial services and markets in Sydney. Prior to that, Millie was a graduate economist with the WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry based in Perth. She has been Master of Ceremonies, moderated and appeared on panels, delivered speeches at schools and industry events and featured on radio and video platforms. Millie completed a degree majoring in English Literary Studies (Hons) and Economics at the University of Western Australia.☕ Contact: [email protected] 🎥 Instagram/TikTok: @millie.muroi
The Sydney Morning Herald is the oldest continuously published newspaper in Australia and the most-read masthead in the country. • Economics column writer • Business reporting focused on workplace trends and misconduct • Regular stand-in for economics editor duties (weekly newsletter, additional columns)
• Reported for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on economics, policy and federal politics based out of the press gallery in Parliament House. • Co-finalist for the Quill Award for business reporting (2025) • Wrote a weekly economics column • Appearances on podcasts, video and radio platforms and panels across various networks.
• Covered banks, financial services and markets • Wrote regular columns focused on economics • Reviewed live music (major acts: Taylor Swift, Elton John, Ed Sheeran)
• MCed the Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority’s (IHACPA) annual three-day conference in Adelaide including interviewing and moderating panel discussions.
CCIWA is a not-for-profit, member driven organisation providing quality, cost-effective information, professional services and advice for businesses. The organisation undertakes the only non-government economic forecast for WA and produces quarterly business and consumer confidence survey reports. • Analysed data and authored quarterly Business and Consumer Confidence Survey Reports and the Regional Pulse Report. • Sourced and visualised data for economic presentations and provided input to media releases.
Business News is a trusted, independent source for quality news and information about commerce and industry in WA, empowering business owners, directors and leaders with critical data, timely information and ability to connect, enabling well informed commercial decisions. • Online news, feature articles, advertorials, morning and afternoon headline/update emails, data sourcing/entry
• Reported on education, government, economics, and small business.
Pelican is UWA's editorially independent student magazine and the second-oldest student publication in Australia, with 6000 physical copies distributed annually and a constant stream of online and multimedia content. • Managed team of more than 30 sub-editors, artists and photographers. • Edited and produced six 70-page print editions of the magazine. • Managed, commissioned and edited online content and social media distribution (more than 100,000 website views over the year). • Organised events and development workshops. • Covered breaking news and campus stories.
• Researched and wrote student-oriented articles across finance, lifestyle, politics, arts, campus news, and comedy sections for online and/or print publication.
Passionate about economics and writing, I re-introduced a Finance & Economics section to engage commerce students in reading and contributing ideas and content. • Edited and sourced relevant student-written pieces, including fortnightly online content and two to three pieces for bimonthly print editions of the magazine. • Recruited and trained an additional sub-editor for the section.