Many parties and fireworks displays were cancelled or scaled-down due to a rise in coronavirus infections,including a star-studded New Year’s Eve party in Vaucluse.
The polarising bookmaker has decamped to the UK,where he is now reinventing himself as a stockbroker.
The former swimming legend is “all good now” after spending five nights at Macquarie University Hospital battling a serious infection contracted while in hospital.
From mansions with multiple living quarters,to private Swan River access,it seems the pandemic did not deter Perth’s wealthiest from snatching up the city’s most luxurious homes.
We look back at a few of the memories we hope to forget come 2021.
A year after Ian Thorpe split from his on-again,off-again boyfriend Ryan Channing,the Olympic swimming legend is on the cusp of a promising new relationship.
Founders and company insiders in just five tech darlings sold more than $700 million worth of shares since the sector’s nadir in March.
The high-flying,helicopter-loving Deague family says they were misled by an investment manager into backing a $120 million development in Brisbane.
Roger Federer is the world's highest-paid athlete for 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic knocked Lionel Messi off top spot,according to the annual Forbes list.
It's the biggest trading-driven gain since records began,but luxury-goods mogul Bernard Arnault has also lost more financially than anyone else during the pandemic.
Atlassian co-founders Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar are now worth more than $10 billion each - potentially placing them in the top five on Australia’s rich list.