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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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EXCLUSIVEMining & Energy

18/01/2019: Portrait of fallen coal magnate Nathan Tinkler at Porteno restaurant in Surry Hills on Friday. Hollie Adams/The Australian

Harvey backs mine bid

Nathan Tinkler has tapped Gerry Harvey to bankroll his latest bid to return to the Australian resources sector.

Nick Evans and John Stensholt

PropertyProperty

09/09/19 Head of Funds Management at AXA, Brett Dillon with founder of Studio PP, Steph Prem in 101 Collins Street which will soon be opening a fitness and pilates studio to be called Rise by Studio PP. Aaron Francis/The Australian

Studio rises from a carpark

The carpark at 101 Collins Street in Melbourne has been turned into a state-of-the-art fitness and lifestyle facility.

John Stensholt

TourismLeadership

Paul Little, portrait for Jeff Whalley story. Picture: Mark Stewart

Little to chair grand prix

Billionaire Paul Little has been appointed chairman of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation.

John Stensholt

how the rich investWealth

Patrick Grove, co-founder and CEO of the Catcha Group, iProperty Group, Rev Asia, iCar Asia, and most recently, iflix,

iFlix growth carries a cost

iFlix’s Patrick Grove is finding that building a new technology business across an entire continent or two isn’t cheap.

John Stensholt

exclusiveLeadership

05/09/2019: Father & Son, Michael (right) and Matt Heine, are joint managing directors of Netwealth, a wealth management and super investment platform company, in Melbourne. Stuart McEvoy/The Australian.

From Moscow with a mission

The unusual resume of Michael Heine proves he’s no ordinary boss.

John Stensholt

exclusiveAFL

3/9/2019: Brisbane Lions AFL team CEO Greg Swann with current player midfielder Jarrod Berry, at the Gabba, Brisbane . Lyndon Mechielsen/The Australian

AFL scores $50m profit

The AFL is heading for a season profit of $50m after a strategic change in its funding model.

John Stensholt

How the rich investWealth

++ The Australian Only++ Tim Roberts, AFR news, 27th of March 2009, photo by Ross Swanborough, Story by Julie-anne SparugeBusinessman & former Multiplex director Tim Roberts inside his office in Cottesloe, Perth. Photo Ross Swanborough/ Fairfax . 270309

Tim Roberts is flying high

A recent court case has shed light on just how lucrative one of Tim Roberts’ aviation plays has been.

John Stensholt

interviewBusiness

28/8/19: Tom Waterhouse who is now running his own professional punting and tipping service after leaving his bookmaker business last year. Pictured at The Rocks in Sydney. John Feder/The Australian.

What Tom Waterhouse did next

Once the hated public face of bookmaking, Tom Waterhouse believes he’s back on a winner.

John Stensholt

AFL

29/08/2019: Richmond AFL club CEO, Brendon Gale, at the Tigers Punt Road Oval headquarters. Stuart McEvoy/The Australian.

Gale measures success differently

Richmond boss Brendon Gale says his club has to be more than just a winner of football matches to be classed a success.

John Stensholt

Companies

Heath Sharp, Chief Executive of Reliance Worldwide, slated to be the biggest share offer on the ASX this year. Photo Jeremy Piper

US tariffs may help Reliance

President Donald Trump’s increasing tariffs in the US could work as a “competitive advantage” for supplies business Reliance Worldwide.

John Stensholt

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