Dick Smith
Julie Bishop steps out with new beau at F1 event she won’t attend
The glamour event at the track is also expected to attract some high-profile footballers short of a win lately the night before a big game.
- Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Submersible’s implosion shouldn’t make Titanic off limits: Dick Smith
One of the country’s best-known adventurers says there’s no need to regulate activities such as diving to the Titanic wreck site.
- Clancy Yeates
- Magazine
- Good Weekend
The July 23 Edition
Monique Ryan: From paediatrics to politics | Inside Taronga’s vet hospitals | That time Dick Smith agreed with Pauline Hanson
Entrepreneur Dick Smith on that moment he agreed with Pauline Hanson
The former Australian of the Year discusses how he started a business with $600, why he never entered the political arena – and the one thing better than sex.
- Benjamin Law
- Extract
- Adventure travel
‘This is complete madness’: Adrenaline addict Dick Smith confesses all
Wealth has allowed me to indulge in my passion for adventure, but in recent years I’ve been getting rid of most of my toys – the boat, the jet, the holiday house are all gone.
- Dick Smith
'There's just nothing left': Iconic tourist site will rebuild as fires threaten premiums
Hayley Baillie believes bushfires and cyclones may render insurance premiums unaffordable for tourism operators.
- Andrew Taylor
Dick Smith lobbied US to drop Julian Assange extradition request
Australian businessman Dick Smith personally lobbied the US ambassador to Australia to drop its extradition attempts to bring Julian Assange to trial.
- Rob Harris
Struggling Co-op textbook seller loses Australian Geographic brand
It is the first time since 1992, when the chain was founded by Dick Smith, that the Australian retail landscape won't include Australian Geographic stores.
- Nick Bonyhady
- Opinion
- Franking credits
It's franking ridiculous ... and Dick Smith says so too
A $500,000 tax refund for a millionaire appalled many, but none more than Dick Smith himself.
- Peter FitzSimons
- Opinion
- Tax reform
Generational tax divide is real, but will take years to fix
The message to all politicians is not hard to hear: if Australians have saved their money under the rules you legislated, and you decide you want to change those rules, the onus is on you – not them – to make the case.
- David Crowe
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