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Mohammad AlfaresJournalist

Mohammad Alfares, a journalist and a keen fisherman. Growing up, I would film and edit ‘productions’ I made with family friends every holiday. Combined with my love of writing and storytelling, being a journalist was the perfect fit! I obtained a Bachelor of Communication at Massey University in New Zealand and was lucky enough to get my first taste of the industry in broadcast journalism. Outside of work, I keep my hunger for adrenaline satisfied by chasing a big fish! I’ll also find time to relax too, either with a cup of coffee or enjoying some fresh air and sunshine.

Mohammad Alfares

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Commercial Real Estate

Centuria Capital has sold the Biomed Building at 1 Central Avenue, South Eveleigh, to a private investor for $103m

Investors cashing in on offices

Wealthy players are getting back into the office market, but now they often plan to turn the properties that they are buying into other uses.

BHP's Olympic Dam copper smelter. Picture: Supplied by BHP

BHP buyout of Anglo American ‘now more likely’

Anglo is no longer quibbling about the value of BHP’s offer for its shares. A friendly deal now hangs on whether agreement can be reached on its structure.

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Centuria Capital has sold the Biomed Building at 1 Central Avenue, South Eveleigh, to a private investor for $103m

Investors cashing in on offices

Wealthy players are getting back into the office market, but now they often plan to turn the properties that they are buying into other uses.

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Platinum Mining and processing, Dump Truck for transporting rocks, generic mining

Albanese urged to dig deeper to help miners

West Australian miners and leaders have joined forces to urge the Albanese government to invest more in infrastructure on top of tax incentives to help lift the mining industry.

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MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MARCH 8, 2024: Generic photos of BHP signs in Melbourne.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Luis Enrique Ascui

Former BHP chair Argus urges Anglo to hold talks

Don Argus says Anglo American ‘does not warrant’ a higher bid, and the Anglo board should come to their senses and begin talks with his successor at the Australian mining giant.

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10/4/24. The Hon. Tanya Plibersek MP, Minister for Environment and Water is in Adelaide for the Elizabeth Hanretty Oration.Picture: Keryn Stevens

Court win for coal, gas sparks green fury

New coal and gas projects can be approved without the Environment Minister needing to consider climate harm, a court has ruled.

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MANSION MAGAZINE 31 MAY 2024. Artist renders of Parnell House, penthouse, Newcastle NSW. Photo: Supplied

Newcastle luxury hotel given green light

With the regional hotspot’s population booming, a $40m hotel is set to be built, with two exclusive penthouses also up for grabs.

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harvey norman co-founder Gerry Harvey and Metricon boss Brad Duggan

‘Slim pickings’: Budget hits and misses without the spin

Gerry Harvey’s warehouse power bills have doubled, builders are beset with labour shortages and it’s slim pickings for small business, according to industry leaders.

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generic pic of builder inside new house under construction

Biggest 50 builders worth $36bn amid change at top

A Chinese-owned construction company has catapulted to first place on the list of Australia’s top 50 building firms, which now have 793 projects worth $36.1bn. | SEE FULL LIST

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Artist impression of Secret Garden in Byron Bay. Picture: Supplied

Step inside Byron Bay’s $100m ‘Secret Garden’

A Byron Bay developer has been given the green light for a $100m precinct in the heart of the tourist hub. Take a look at the ‘next level’ project where penthouses will cost over $4m.

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