13 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Faced with all sorts of unkind criticism this week about the economic performance of her state, NSW Premier Kristina Kenneally did the only thing possible and put someone in charge of circuses - sorry major events
13 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Sometimes it can take a visiting dignitary to remind the masses of the importance of maintaining neighbourly relations.
13 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
This week has seen the end of one of the principality's great love stories.
13 March 2010 | Damon Kitney | The Australian Financial Review
In life the things that you choose not to do can be as important as those you do. Leighton boss
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
On the face of it. former Kiwi tow truck driver Graeme Hart has little in common with Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani or Greek banker Spiro Latsis.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Rugby league executives are more optimistic about the future of the game than at any time since the formation of the NRL given the almost certain imminent arrival of the long-awaited independent commission.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
celebrated its 10th birthday last night at L'Aqua at Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney.
12 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Call it a triumph for small and medium enterprise development over the big end of town.
11 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Telstra shareholders have always been passionate about contributing their views to public debate, so it's good to see that David Thodey's shuttering of the irascible Now We Are Talking propaganda blog hasn't extinguished the spirit of free speech once championed by Phil Burgess.
11 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
There is a new ministerial portfolio in the NSW government but there seems to be some confusion over its title. Ian Macdonald is calling himself Minister for Major Events. Barry O'Farrell, on the other hand, has dubbed him Minister for Long Lunches.
11 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Alleged insider trader Daniel Joffe, 33, lists a very upmarket address in Valcluse as his place of residence. Turns out the Tuscan style house actually belongs to his parents, and at the time he was charged in February, the house was up for sale. On Monday the five bedroom, four and a half bathroom house with a pool and sweeping views sold for $5.1 million.
11 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
It's a challenging mental image to think of a national leader sitting back on his porch in the evenings strumming a guitar and laying down some fresh lyrics.
11 March 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Getting a court date can be tricky at the best of times, let alone one that coincides so nicely with a shareholder meeting.
