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August

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Chalmers disputes RBA; Rex sale looms; Why Harris chose Walz

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Andrew Liveris with Aussie boxers Charlie Senior, Caitlin Parker, Callum Peters and Tiana Echegaray at Olympic Village

Andrew Liveris learns how not to run an Olympics

The president of the Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee has had a jam-packed schedule in Paris as part of a contingent learning what to do – and not do – for the Games.

  • Zoe Samios

July

The Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre at Nathan.

‘No time’ to get business case for Brisbane Games stadium

Hours after Brisbane 2032 Games boss Andrew Liveris pleaded with politicians not to make it a political football, they did.

  • James Hall
Brisbane 2032 president Andrew Liveris has led a delegation of 13 observers to Paris.

Brisbane Olympics boss: Stop making 2032 Games a ‘political football’

Andrew Liveris claims plans for the Queensland event are running “ahead of schedule”, with cricket remaining a possibility to be added to the roster of sports.

  • Zoe Samios

June

Citi wall-crosses investors for Novonix raise; stock in trading halt

Its shares have fallen almost 25 per cent over the past 12 months and were changing hands at 70¢ apiece. They fell further after news of the raise broke.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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April

Greg Norman with Peter Malinauskas, who opened his state to the rebel LIV tour last year.

Adelaide LIV goes off with Liveris, Fox and Saudi critic Anika Wells

The federal sports minister once called for a boycott of Saudi Arabia’s sporting endeavours. Now even she’s a guest at the Saudi-funded tournament.

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  • Myriam Robin
Power-diner Beppi’s hosted an intriguing dinner on Monday night.

BHP’s Mike Henry breaks bread with Andrew Liveris at Beppi’s

The place was nearly empty, so snippets of Henry and Liveris’ long, relaxed degustation rang through the room of the power diner.

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  • Myriam Robin
This Point Piper home has hit market for $28 million.

Melbourne print boss offers ‘hardly lived in’ $28m Point Piper pad

Printing heavyweight Wayne Sidwell lists his Point Piper pied-à-terre asking $28m, while the Penn family seek a strong return on their Double Bay investment

  • Bonnie Campbell

October 2023

Man of the world: Former Dow Chemical chief executive Andrew Liveris.

Andrew Liveris’ guide to making friends and money

The ex-Dow chief sees no point in refusing to associate with those doing the precise opposite of what he says he values. And how else could a self-styled “environmentalist” sit on the board of Saudi Aramco?

  • Myriam Robin
Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase.

The board coup that blindsided Andrew Liveris

In this extract from “Leading through Disruption”, Andrew Liveris reveals how an attempted boardroom coup delivered a hard lesson.

  • Patrick Durkin
Andrew Liveris, for BOSS

Andrew Liveris hits back at Joe Aston

The former Dow CEO is in charge of Brisbane’s 2032 Olympics, but has found time to write about his life, reflecting on his corporate battles and critics.

  • Patrick Durkin
Teneo chairman and CEO Declan Kelly resigned over a drunken incident at a charity concert hosted by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

‘Toxic’ Teneo sued by recruiter Anna Whitlam

The recruiter sold her business to the New York-based firm in 2021, and according to her statement of claim, rarely slept a full night ever again.

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  • Myriam Robin

August 2023

This green city is trying a mini nuclear reactor. Why isn’t Australia?

In the first instalment of the Nuclear Option series, a small modular reactor in Canada’s Ontario could power 1.2 million homes by the end of the decade. Now it’s trying to convince Australians to try them too.

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  • Matthew Cranston

July 2023

Kevin Rudd is now free to riff on the soft spot he does have for one corner of Rupert Murdoch’s vast empire.

Kevin Rudd says nice things about News Corp

Launching a new book by the Darwin-born Andrew Liveris, Rudd was driven to muse on the great city’s major media masthead. 

  • Myriam Robin

May 2023

Andrew Liveris, who mentions he has an Order of Australia.

The beer and wine bill Brisbane Olympics kept secret

Sometimes, the level of secrecy around certain taxpayer-funded organisations is ridiculous.

  • Liam Walsh
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December 2022

Brisbane 2032 Olympics CEO Cindy Hook.

Former Deloitte boss tapped to run Brisbane 2032 Olympics

Six months after leaving the firm’s Singapore office as head of its Asia-Pacific business, Cindy Hook said the offer to deliver the Games was too good to turn down.

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  • Mark Ludlow

October 2022

Nuclear power stations in France.

Trickle-down misinformation

Short-term pain for long-term gain; Nuclear just a Coalition political play; Economics not such a Nobel calling; Stage three a bad idea in so many ways.

Andrew Liveris, chair of Lucid Motors.

‘Australia needs a market price on carbon’: Liveris

Failure to launch a market price on carbon will undermine many of Australia’s efforts to decarbonise its economy.

  • Jessica Sier and Elouise Fowler
Brisbane Olympics chairman Andrew Liveris.

Andrew Liveris blocks access to his Brisbane Olympics expenses

This is Banana Republic stuff and completely unacceptable in the governance of a major, government-funded body.

  • Joe Aston
Brisbane Organising Committee for the 2032 Olympics president Andrew Liveris said he took ultimate responsibility for delivering key infrastructure.

‘Buck stops with me’, says Brisbane Olympics boss

As he prepares to bring the Olympics to Brisbane, former Dow Chemicals chair and adviser to president Donald Trump, Andrew Liveris, says he’s used to dealing with egos.

  • Mark Ludlow

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