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Georgina Windsor joined The Australian as a cadet journalist and has held many senior editing and reporting roles on the newspaper, including a stint in the Canberra Press Gallery. She was deputy Media editor before joining the Australian Business Review team as deputy editor. She was then Life section editor and Inquirer editor before being appointed the masthead’s deputy editor in 2023.

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The DEAL: Simon Hackett, Managing director of Internode.

Hackett backs battery pioneer

SERIAL tech investor Simon Hackett has pumped $2.2 million into ASX-listed battery storage developer RedFlow.

Stuart Kennedy

Wall Street Journal

IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, left, and Deputy Attorney General James Cole, right, listen as Attorney General Eric Holder speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department, on Monday, May 19, 2014, in Washington. The Justice Department on Monday charged Credit Suisse AG with helping wealthy Americans avoid paying taxes through offshore accounts, and a person familiar with the matter said the European bank has agreed to pay about $2.6 billion in penalties. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)

Credit Suisse to settle US tax case

CREDIT Suisse has become the first financial institution in more than a decade to plead guilty to a crime.

Andrew Grossman and John Letzing

EXCLUSIVEBusiness

The 2014 Australian Tourism Exchange conference has begun in Cairns. Federal Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Robb.

North must trade to prosperity: Robb

A KEY architect of the Coalition’s policy to develop northern Australia will today flag using trade to boost the region.

ANNABEL HEPWORTH

OneTab Smart Phone App. South Australian pub patrons can now set a bar tab using their smartphones, so no more lost/misused/forgotten misused credit cards. Tess Wheeler (22yrs) dark hair)) and Kirsty Michael (22 yrs blond hair)) with the App at the Robin Hood Hotel. Pic: Tricia Watkinson.

Pub Fund picks up tab for mobile billing

MOBILE payments app OneTab has forged a new partnership with the Australian Pub Fund.

HANNAH FRANCIS

Market primed for dollar’s fall

Market primed for dollar’s fall

DEBELLE’S speech may achieve the RBA board’s wish.

Glenda Korporaal

John Hancock with his wife Gemma Hancock and Christmas tree.

Rinehart spurns son’s outback wedding

GINA Rinehart was not present when her son John Hancock married his partner of 14 years, Gemma Ludgate, at a small ceremony in WA.

Striking cleaners outside the MCG where the Spotless group are having their AGM

Spotless aims for clean billion

SPOTLESS is expected to raise $1 billion in its initial public offering.

BRETT COLE

Japan flag. Japanese.

Local Japanese back FTA

MOST Japanese firms in Australia have thrown their weight behind the Japan-Australia free-trade agreement.

Rick Wallace

A woman walks past advertising signage outside the David Jones department store in Sydney on June 29, 2012. Shares in the struggling retail giant David Jones soared on June 29 after it received an unsolicited takeover offer from a mystery British bidder. AFP PHOTO / Greg WOOD

Woolworths outlines DJs costs

SOUTH Africa’s Woolworths will pay its advisers a total of $37m in fees for their help in securing the acquisition of David Jones.

BRETT COLE

Mining & Energy

Pic of mining magnate Nathan Tinkler entering ICAC this morning..inquiry into allegations concerning soliciting recieving and concealing payments ( operation Spicer).

Tinkler ready to prove critics wrong

WRITE off the former Newcastle electrician at your peril.

Sarah-Jane Tasker

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