August
The power player who sparked a Melbourne Club feud
Those who regularly traverse the tricky world of club politics speak of it as a blood sport.
- Myriam Robin
June 2023
Potter Foundation joins high-risk mission to combat the next pandemic
The Ian Potter Foundation has joined in Geoff Cumming’s moonshot mission to be able to rapidly deploy therapeutics within weeks to stem the worst effects of any future pandemic.
- Tom Burton
February 2023
Labor icon turns to Liberal grandee to steward sale
Slater & Gordon’s links to the labour movement are impeccable. But it turned to the blue bloods at Flagstaff Partners to get a deal done.
- Myriam Robin
August 2022
Debt collector leaves red ink for Charles Goode’s Flagstaff
The collapse of Collection House has left banks owed money, along with the blue-chip financial advisory.
- Liam Walsh
August 2021
After 60 years, Charles Goode is still coming to the office
For six decades, the former ANZ chairman has been dressing in his suit and tie and going to his Melbourne workplace, interrupted only by pandemic restrictions.
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- Patrick Durkin
May 2021
John Wylie farewelled at State Library Victoria
Melbourne’s most cultured and most wealthy citizens turned out in force to farewell the outgoing chairman.
- Myriam Robin
February 2021
Dignitaries among the hoi polloi at Australian Open men’s final
While Djokovic defeated Medvedev in straight sets, the corporate world’s most dependable hosts put on the best show they could.
- Myriam Robin
People-watching at Tennis Australia’s court of miracles
A mostly local audience took in a global sporting event in Fortress Australia’s most locked-down city.
- Myriam Robin
December 2020
Crises bring new Rio Tinto boss out of his Shell
Rio Tinto’s new chief executive Jakob Stausholm has seen and survived a few corporate calamities in his time.
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- Peter Ker