David Thodey
New Sydney Uni chancellor weighs in on Mark Scott controversy after months of turmoil
New chancellor David Thodey said the university sector was under unprecedented scrutiny in politics and the media.
- by Daniella White
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Former Telstra boss David Thodey named new Sydney University chancellor
Thodey is best known as the former boss of the telco giant and currently chairs Ramsay Health Care and technology company Xero.
- by Daniella White
Opinion
Investing
Could David Thodey beat Craig Dunn to be Telstra’s next chair?
As Telstra waits to anoint its next chair, its new CEO Vicky Brady is facing her first big test on how she structures and executes a 49.9 per cent sale of the telco’s infrastructure arm.
- by Anne Hyland
‘Clunky, unreliable’ MyGov to be reviewed by former Telstra boss
The system infamously crashed in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic as lockdowns hit, sending thousands to Centrelink queues.
- by Nick Bonyhady
‘We’ve got to finish the job’: Why Penn isn’t hanging up at Telstra
A revolving door of top executives, a tanking share price, a radical restructure and a ‘couples coach’ to help his relationship with the chairman: life at Telstra hasn’t been dull under Andy Penn.
- by Anne Hyland
‘We’ll do the right thing’: Tyro assures customers as it trims losses
Payments technology company Tyro is giving customers a back-up solution to ensure they are not left stranded by any future outages
- by Cara Waters
Opinion
Stamp duty
Abolition of stamp duty in NSW is a bold and welcome policy
State Treasurer Dominic Perrottet's move turns the tide on state tax reform and we must hope and expect other states will follow suit.
- by Jessica Irvine
NSW calls on other states to back recession-busting GST plan
Tax reform could help the economy out of the coronavirus recession, but a plan from NSW will need support from other states and financial support from Canberra.
- by Shane Wright and Jennifer Duke
Nev Power's 'red hot' allowance to lead the COVID-19 taskforce
The executive chairman of the National COVID-19 Co-ordination Commission is being paid nearly $300,000 for his six-month role.
- by Dana McCauley
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Public service
Public service women worried about insecure work
A survey conducted by the public sector union found fears about outsourcing had doubled since 2013.
- by Nick Bonyhady
Tyro unveils $19m loss, revenue jump in first result since ASX debut
Banking disrupter Tyro has spruiked its first-half performance despite booking a blowout in its statutory loss in its first result since pulling off the biggest local IPO of last year.
- by Charlotte Grieve
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