Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan Chancellor is a senior property writer for The Australian’s Business Review section. He has been a journalist since the early 1980s in Melbourne and Sydney, and specialises in reporting on the residential property market. Jonathan also writes for the Daily and Sunday Telegraph.

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Mundubbera golfers braved the heat on Sunday.

Golfers back as confusion clears

Golf courses in NSW are set to reopen for virus shutdown ‘exercise’ after ‘miscommunication’ spread news of an apparent ban.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Casino shut but Packer’s ante up

Assuming all goes to plan, Australian billionaire James Packer will see about $70m drop into his bank account on Friday.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Lord Gold digging for class actions

The King of Litigation could fly down to Australia know that his litigation firm has the funds to push ahead with class actions.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Credlin’s hair-raising performance

Sky News presenter Peta Credlin and her hairdresser Joh Bailey helped overturn the 30-minute hairdressing appointment edict.

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Mosman feels the property blues

Has the Mosman merchant bankers’ luxury property merry-go-round stopped?

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Virus hits blue blood Melbourne

A security guard at the prestigious 120 Collins St skyscraper has tested positive to the highly contagious virus.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Dining in a social era of Zoomsters

Eddie McGuire has found a novel way to stage a dinner party — using videoconferencing platform Zoom in the age of isolation.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Golfers play through as club closes

The golfing stalwarts are playing on, despite members of Royal Sydney Golf Club having lost access to their clubhouse.

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Still horsing around at Inglis sales

Giddy up! The thoroughbred auctioneers Inglis are set to go ahead with their Easter yearling sale amid the COVID-19 isolation.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Virus’s latest victim: cancer bash canned

The $800-a-head Silver Party, scheduled for the Vaucluse harbourfront mansion of hotelier Justin Hemmes this weekend, has been postponed.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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