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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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BettingTurf

18/05/2018: Tom Waterhouse in Sydney.Pic by James Croucher

Tipster Tom says we’re all in the dark

Tom Waterhouse says only a dozen punters in the country know how to win regularly on the horses.

John Stensholt

HOW THE RICH INVESTNews

Chairman Stan Perron, Perron Group, photographed in their offices in East Perth.

Perron still going strong at 96

Perth billionaire Stan Perron’s business empire is still turning over huge profits.

John Stensholt

Media

26 / 10/2018. Jack Watts, head of Bastion, an advertising and marketing agency with Andrew Varasdi, co-founder of Banjo, also an advertising agency. Photographed at Bastion offices in Surry Hills, Sydney with Jack's dog Fred. The two companies are merging. Britta Campion / The Australian

Bastion adds Banjo to repertoire

Bastion Collective has bought a majority stake in Banjo, creating one of the country’s biggest locally owned ad agencies.

John Stensholt

podcastWealth

Market rout rumbles rich listers

Kohler & Stensholt on what drove yesterday’s market mayhem and how exposed the super wealthy are to the plunge.

Alan Kohler and John Stensholt

How the rich investWealth

Executive Chairman of Seven Group Kerry Stokes leaving the Annual General Meeting today. (AGM)

Stokes’ vision for the west

Tycoon Kerry Stokes wants to develop a residential and commercial project worth $1bn in western Sydney.

John Stensholt

ExclusiveThe Nation

Exclusive interview and photo of Steven Lowy reflecting on his stepping down from Football Federation Australia. Picture: Adam Taylor

Lowy calls full time on football

Steven Lowy blames political infighting for his decision to end more than 50 years of his family’s involvement with soccer.

John Stensholt

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