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John StensholtThe Richest 250 Editor

John Stensholt joined The Australian in July 2018. He writes about Australia’s most successful and wealthy entrepreneurs, and the business of sport.Previously John worked at The Australian Financial Review and BRW, editing the BRW Rich List. He has won Citi Journalism and Australian Sports Commission awards for his corporate and sports business coverage. He won the Keith McDonald Award for Business Journalist of the Year in the 2020 News Awards.

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08/10/2019 Board members of Home Consortium, Zac Fried, Jane McAloon, David DiPilla and Brendon Gale.Picture: David Geraghty, The Australian.

HomeCo’s convenience stores on new level

So intrigued was billionaire Marc Besen with HomeCo’s coming ASX float that the 95-year-old undertook his own due diligence.

How the rich investWealth

Daniel Oatley, The late Bob Oatley's grandson, in Hobart after steering Wild Oats across the line, pictured with his uncle owner Sandy Oatley. Wild Oats XI skippered by Mark Richards claims a 9th line honours victory in the 2018 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. The yacht crossed the line in 1d 19hrs 7mins 21secs . Picture: RICHARD JUPE

Winning tack with Hamilton Island

Hamilton Island has delivered for the billionaire Oatley family, with the luxury resort showing a big profit this year.

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TWAM-20191005EMBARGO FOR TWAM 5 OCT 2019NO REUSE WITHOUT PERMISSIONFEE MAY APPLYCOVER STORY: KING OF SPORTSAs boss of Racing NSW, he devised an event to rival the Melbourne Cup. Now Peter VÕLandys has a second gig Ð running rugby league.Photography Nic Walker

V’landys fires warning shot at AFL

The Racing NSW boss is ready to take on the AFL in his new rugby league role.

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Roosters Chairman Nick Politis and Bulldogs Chairman Ray Dib arrive at Rugby League Central, Sydney as Chairman of the NRL's 16 clubs meet with ARLC Commission chairman John Grant over funding. Picture: Brett Costello

Euro holidays ‘keep fans away’

Nick Politis says Roosters supporters going on European holidays during the NRL season is keeping attendances down.

Adrian McMurray and John Stensholt

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(L to R) Investor Sam McKay and The Beauty Chef founder Carla Oates pictured on Friday 27th September 2019. McKay has made a $10m investment into wholefood nutrition company The Beauty Chef. Picture: Nikki Short

Beauty Chef’s inner health glows

Sam McKay and Harvey Carter’s fledgling investment fund Point King Capital has done its first deal.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrisson at the 2019 AFL Grand Final function in the Olympic room at the MCG. Picture by Wayne Taylor/Getty images AFL photos 28th September 2019.

AFL’s Greta Thunberg moment

A baby-faced Fyfe tackles the PM in front of AFL crowd of political, corporate heavyweights.

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27/09/2019 AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan and AFL chairman Richard Goyder at an AFL grand final function at Crown today.Picture : David Geraghty , The Australian.

An invite money can’t buy

The beauty of the AFL grand final is the ‘egalitarian’ nature of the day.

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Pimco's group chief investment officer Dan Ivascyn will be at the MCG tomorrow to cheer on the GWS Giants (left).

Mystery big bet on Giants

They’re in charge of hundreds of billions of dollars, and they’ve backing GWS in a big way.

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Richmond Football Club president Peggy O'Neal outside Fox Footy Studios, Melbourne. Picture: Tony Gough

World view helps Tigers win

The Richmond Tigers have been changed forever by using leadership techniques.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - September 23: Tony Shepherd and Mel Doyle pose for a portrait in Giants Stadium. (Photo by James Gourley/The Australian)

Footy’s giant killers

Tony Shepherd was not particularly interested in the role of inaugural president at GWS Giants.

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