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Carlton great Stephen Silvagni.

‘Without fear or favour’: Ex-Carlton bosses disagree on Silvagni exit

In a year in which the Blues celebrate the 30th anniversary of their 1995 premiership, SOS – the full-back of the century who eclipsed both Wayne Carey and Gary Ablett snr in the ’95 finals – remains in exile from the club that is synonymous with his family.

  • Jake Niall

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St Kilda coach Ross Lyon with club president Andrew Bassat.

Saints must ‘get off welfare’ – but say they aren’t completely to blame

St Kilda president Andrew Bassat concedes his club has “done some things poorly in the past” but insists it is at a disadvantage because it is not given marquee games or allowed to play more matches at the MCG.

  • Jon Pierik and Sam McClure
Luke Sayers and his wife Cate in a cafe in Lucca, Tuscany.

The last post: How Luke Sayers came undone

His networking talents helped him to the top of business and football. How a tawdry social media post, not of his doing, forced him to withdraw from public life.

  • Jake Niall and Sarah Danckert
Sayers is a former PwC chief executive.

Salacious corporeal material rather than suited corporate failings ends Sayers tenure

Had he clung to the presidency, Luke Sayers would have faced pressure to explain exactly what had transpired and the provenance of this embarrassing photo.

  • Jake Niall
Luke Sayers.

Sayers quits as Carlton president after being cleared by AFL investigation

Luke Sayers has quit as Carlton president despite the AFL finding that his X account was compromised and he was not responsible for posting a lewd image, but sponsor Bupa has pulled its naming rights sponsorship of a fun run for the “Carlton Respects” program.

  • Jake Niall and Sam McClure
Luke Sayers, former PwC Australia CEO, during a hearing with the finance and public administration references commitee, at Parliament House in Canberra on Thursday.

Carlton president Luke Sayers was Mathias Cormann’s back-up plan, inquiry reveals

The former finance minister saw a job at ex-PwC boss Sayers’ group as a plan B, if he didn’t become secretary-general of the OECD.

  • Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Former PwC boss Luke Sayers said Project Kookaburra was designed to address concerns about conflicts of interest.

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.

  • Colin Kruger
PM Anthony Albanese and Mark Leibler on Monday night.

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.

  • Liam Mannix and Kishor Napier-Raman
Carlton have struggled this year to the disappointment of fans.

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.

  • Peter Ryan
Craig Mathieson has resigned from the Carlton board.

‘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.

  • Jon Pierik

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