Luke Sayers
Luxe Listings star Gavin Rubinstein has a Lamborghini problem
The whole fast-living schtick that made the celebrity real estate agent’s show such a hit has come to bite.
- by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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Well-connected former PwC boss Luke Sayers’ revealing Senate grilling
Under questioning, Sayers revealed former finance minister Mathias Cormann is a stakeholder in his new consultancy.
- by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
Ex-chief Sayers attempted PwC break-up to address business conflicts
Luke Sayers devised a plan to spin off PwC’s entire consulting business while he was chief executive in 2019 – years before the tax leak scandal came to light.
- by Colin Kruger
All the shiny people glimmer and gossip at star-studded anniversary bash
No topic was off the table at Arnold Bloch Leibler’s 70th celebrations, from PwC to pocket money, as expensive drinks and stories flowed freely.
- by Liam Mannix and Kishor Napier-Raman
Analysis
AFL 2023
Keep calm and carry on: Building the Blues amid a long cycle of failure
What is obvious to everyone at Carlton is that calmness is needed. Calmness will enable a new set of leaders to emerge, connections that have been lacking to build, considered strategies when identifying and attracting talent to be implemented, as well as any hard decisions needed to ensure the senior coach is supported.
- by Peter Ryan
Updated
AFL 2023
‘Moments of adversity’: Mathieson quits after dressing-room spat as Blues turmoil deepens
The pressure at Carlton continues to rise, with prominent board member Craig Mathieson quitting after a dressing-room spat. But the Blues insist stability is the key, with a flagging season to be judged only when the campaign ends.
- by Jon Pierik
Business titan leaves behind footy and finance for European holiday
Well-connected former PwC boss Luke Sayers is off for a spot of summer in Europe, as his former firm and current footy club both struggle.
- by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
Analysis
AFL 2021
The corporate takeover of AFL clubs is complete
Today, the people at the helm of AFL clubs are increasingly institutional corporate people, a trend that has been underway for several years.
- by Jake Niall
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