When real estate mogul James Dack sold his stake in McGrath in 2014, he burned all his business suits. But, six years on, a new role in a completely different industry has enticed him back into the boardroom, Annette Sharp reveals.
Leila McKinnon and Karl Stefanovic at the top of a list of network stars who are considered overpaid by network bosses and with many contracts under review, there are some hefty pay cuts on the cards.
For the best part of a decade, the friends and neighbours of former Liberal MP Michael Yabsley spoke openly of rumours of the retired politician being gay. After coming out publicly, he’s now auctioning lot of interesting items from his former Southern Highlands home.
Flush from banking $81 million following the sale of his major share in Macquarie Media, John Singleton is planning a big finish before he expires from the rigours of consuming too much beer and too many women over the course of a wild lifetime.
Anthony Albanese has been spotted wining and dining his new love interest. Read how they met and why they bonded over a love of Albo’s beloved footy team.
The concerned former wife of television and 2GB radio commentator Chris Smith last week appealed to police to help her contact their teenage daughter after he didn’t return her calls, Annette Sharp reveals.
Once dubbed by his own brother as a “danger to himself”, former Olympic swimmer Grant Hackett this month turned 40 — but it’s a milestone many thought he wouldn’t reach. He credits the love of his new partner and his friendship with US swimming great Michael Phelps for saving his life.
Blanche d’Alpuget, the widow of former prime minister Bob Hawke, is scheduled to have a full mastectomy next month following the diagnosis of aggressive breast cancer.
Negotiations for 2GB drive presenter Ben Fordham to replace outgoing popular radio host Alan Jones are far from finalised with the new contract not yet signed off on, Annette Sharp reveals.
Ros Dillon may have set her sights on a chunky $4.2 million cut of her late father Bob Hawke’s multimillion-dollar estate, but in the end was satisfied with a sliver of the former prime minister’s legacy, Annette Sharp reveals.
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