Yesterday
How the Australian Club kiboshed Alan Jones’ membership
Retired radio shock jock Alan Jones’ influence and reputation survived one arrest. Will it survive his latest?
- Myriam Robin
This Month
- Exclusive
- Luxury property
Buyer who paid $12.1m for Paddington’s prettiest house revealed
Fiona Brown has emerged as the buyer of the home once owned by fashion designer Collette Dinnigan; Sonia Kruger and Craig McPherson officially list in Mosman.
- Bonnie Campbell
Principals back social media ban but won’t give up YouTube
Two veteran educators say YouTube will likely still be used by teachers in the classroom, even if students are banned from using it.
- Sam Buckingham-Jones
- Exclusive
- Office
Refresh at former Macquarie HQ gives new life to Barangaroo
A run of leasing deals in Sydney’s Barangaroo precinct has revived its fortunes, after a series of top corporate tenants left the waterfront precinct.
- Campbell Kwan
Dutton’s tax surprise; Trump picks Musk; Borrowers ‘bank tax cuts’
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
CFMEU rally throws down gauntlet despite smaller turnout
A rogue CFMEU delegate called on workers to ignore messages from the union’s administrator, while a Greens MP praised protesters for “not listening” to his warnings.
- David Marin-Guzman
Star Casino gets a man on the inside at News Corp
The casino’s former PR man Peter Jenkins has popped up at Sydney’s ‘Daily Telegraph’.
- Mark Di Stefano
- Exclusive
- Funding
Woolworths, Westpac funds back controversial $500m anti-crime start-up
Auror’s use of AI technology to help retailers track criminals led to an Information Commissioner investigation, but investors aren’t worried.
- Paul Smith
- Opinion
- Infrastructure Summit
Transurban tolls hit NSW roadblock
Transurban and the NSW government are at loggerheads over how to reduce the long-term costs to taxpayers and motorists from Sydney’s sprawling toll road network.
- Jennifer Hewett
- Exclusive
- Infrastructure Summit
One business is paying $7.4m in Sydney road tolls
Data compiled by the NSW government shows the high cost of tolls for companies as the state pushes ahead with new laws to monitor the prices motorists are being charged.
- Jenny Wiggins
Canberra takes on big tech – and Gen Alpha – with social media bans
All Australians could be forced to register official identity documents with social media giants to prove they are over the age of 16.
- Paul Smith
ASX jumps; ANZ profits slip; Powell says Trump can’t fire him
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
The complicity of Chris Ellison’s financiers
Those around the MinRes managing director are forever effusive in their praise.
- Mark Di Stefano
Cannon-Brookes mansion hosts Double Bay Halloween
On Thursday evening, hundreds of pint-sized local ghouls descended upon the erstwhile couple’s estate, to partake of candy.
- Myriam Robin
Sydney Marathon joins New York, Tokyo and Berlin as major race
Australia’s biggest marathon is now set to become one of the world’s most prestigious after being elevated to the pinnacle of global distance events.
- Gus McCubbing
October
Brad Banducci starts his post-Woolworths life
The former supermarket CEO was spotted at Sydney’s Opera House this week.
- Mark Di Stefano
Why Cannon-Brookes is under pressure over first solo Atlassian result
Shares in Atlassian have rallied 20 per cent in the last month, with investors betting the CEO is under-promising and over-delivering.
- Tess Bennett
What this CEO learnt from losing $30m
Kyle Faulconer, the CEO of PepsiCo in ANZ, discovered the value of rapid prototyping and minimum viable products after a failed launch cost his client $30m.
- Euan Black, Sally Patten and Lap Phan
- Exclusive
- AI
The ASX co-founder now selling DIY AI ‘girlfriends’
Candy.AI is helmed by Alexis Soulopoulos, the co-founder of ASX-listed company Madpaws. It charges users to build their own virtual girlfriend.
- Amelia McGuire
Rock stars and Wiggles: Google takes on big tech rules
The search giant is bankrolling parties and events that are an unsubtle reminder to the government of its huge power.
- Paul Smith and Sam Buckingham-Jones
