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Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan ChancellorProperty Writer

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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Pact Group chairman Raphael Geminder (centre) with CFO Darren Brown (left) and CEO Brian Cridland at their Richmond offices.

Geminder’s holiday on hold for now

You’d have to think that an intimate family gathering in your no-expenses-spared, leafy inner suburban compound isn’t such a bad plan B when it comes to celebrating a milestone birthday.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Ice, a slice and dash of corona

There’s never been the willpower for staying at home among Sydney’s eastern suburbs glitterati set.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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King of spin defies virus blues

Retired cricketer Shane Warne is gambling on securing another profitable property flip in bayside Melbourne.

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Toppi in martin Place. Lunch with Leo. Leo Schofield lunches with Violinist Madeleine Easton at Toppi in Sydney. Picture: John Appleyard

Sydney’s lunch crowd has to eat

The luncheon venues have certainly been quieter across Sydney’s CBD over the past week but lawyers and bankers are enduring.

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Island retreat soothes Made woes

Life’s moving on for Swisse vitamins millionaire Radek Sali.

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HOME - Decorate - Home office accessories from kikki.K. Storage boxes, $9.95, magnetic board, $49.95, letter holder, $39.95, Conrad lamp, $229.95, pens from $4.95, kikki.K, 132 Rundle Mall, Adelaide 7201 0010, www.kikki-k.com.

High-profile investors in kikki.K collapse

kikki.K’s founders are devastated by the multi-million-dollar collapse of their stationery empire, and they’re not the only ones.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Photo: Hamish BlairOwner of stationary chain Kikki K, Kristina Karlsson in her Port Melbourne store on Monday, April 7, 2014 in Port Melbourne, Australia.

Did CBA just do something nice?

Banker Matt Comyn finds himself at the centre of yet another high profile corporate collapse.

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Directors schooled on risks

Another day, another private school crisis.

Jonathan Chancellor and Christine Lacy

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Sin-binned Bridget is still a good sport

Margin Call spotted that Bridget McKenzie has updated her receipt of corporate hospitality, courtesy of Commonwealth Bank.

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Woodlands mansion up for grabs

There are whispers that expatriate former investment banker Rob Rankin is looking to sell his Woollahra abode.

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