Seven exec denies games over tennis
Seven executive Bruce McWilliam denies company took of advantage of Harold Mitchell and Network Ten feud.
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TV dealmaker faces umpire
Bruce McWilliam has denied Harold Mitchell colluded with him and Seven to deliver Australian Open broadcast rights to the network.
Prime offer too low: Catalano
Regional media proprietor Antony Catalano called on Seven West to raise its $63m offer for Prime Media.
Envato records dip in profits
Digital marketplace Envato has posted a dip in profit despite revenue increasing about 20 per cent in the 2019 financial year.
Coal king goes strategic on gold
Queensland coal baron Chris Wallin is very strategic in digging for a bright future.
Where the rich live: the nation’s elite suburbs
The rich are different – and where they choose to live is, surprisingly, not all about a water view.
Where the richest 250 live
Forget Sydney’s harbourside mansions or beachside shacks on the Gold Coast or Perth: Toorak in Melbourne boasts more of the nation’s wealthiest than any other suburb.
Riches keep rolling in for Gina Rinehart
What a year it has been for Gina Rinehart. Here’s a look at the fortunes of Australia’s richest woman for 2019.
The year spring failed to bloom
Good news stories have been hard to find this spring racing carnival — and it’s time the industry did something about it.
‘Giant cover-up’ over tennis TV rights
Harold Mitchell was part of a ‘giant cover-up exercise’ regarding the awarding of TV rights to Seven West Media, a court has heard.
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