The biggest corporate guessing game in town is what will be born from changes at Nine as it attempts to recover from a tough 2024.
The property giant has moved to simplify its business with the sale of life sciences interests in Asia,with chairman Michael Ullmer reportedly on his way out.
Lendlease,the company that built Barangaroo in Sydney and the Melbourne Quarter,“is a plaything”,says activist shareholder John Wylie.
It may take a century,but soccer is on a path to turning league,union and AFL into niche sports in Australia.
UK-based Commonwealth Games officials had asked why the Department of Premier and Cabinet secretary was visiting before Victoria cancelled the regional event.
Victoria’s reputation in business,not just as a sporting host,has suffered irreparable damage from the decision to scrap the Games,says former ASC head,John Wylie.
Greg Hunt is on a mission to make Melbourne the new Boston or Cambridge,but in his first interview since leaving politics,he also draws attention to COVID deaths and calls for Liberal Party diversity.
An external choice as the next Cricket Australia chair has become a more likely possibility after the state association owners articulated their opposition to a current director.
A consensus supremo for Australian cricket,parachuted independently onto the Cricket Australia board,is a live option to end years of conflict between the governing body and the states.
Influential investors say board directors need to think more like shareholders rather than just guns for hire,and think twice before pressing the button on dilutive capital equity raisings.