Allan Fels recruited Demetriou's PR agency
Professor Allan Fels made the appointment of an Andrew Demetriou-linked PR outfit conditional to his joining the 7 Eleven wages panel.
Labor no-show at all-American dinner
The Labor side of politics was notably absent at dinner honouring the CFMEU's least favourite person, Boral's Mike Kane.
Kelly board member joins liquor authority
Legal eagle and Thomas Kelly Foundation board member, Philip Crawford to chair NSW liquor and gaming authority.
Brown, Pyne vie for Adelaide social set
Christopher Pyne will have the home town advantage when he goes head-to-head with Bob Brown for social king status of Adelaide.
The Murray Goulburn milk moustache
Questions persists about whom among the dairy co-operative's management, shareholders and advisors knew what, and when.
Rupert and Jerry show coming to town
Batten down the hatches! Rupert Murdoch is en route, and his bringing new wife, Jerry Hall.
Do as Baird says not as he does, on stadium
Mike Baird's office is super careful about its probity in the takeover of ANZ Stadium.
Telstra's Scopelliti versus Tyro's Stollman
Battle lines are being drawn for the Financial Services Council's inaugural showcase.
Grohl back in Sydney working at Hubert
Can you believe it, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl is back in town. Sydney town, that is.
Borghetti's pits in the sights of Hainan
John Borghetti's pits could be in the sights of his new shareholder, Hainan Airlines.
No sexism at AMP with Brenner taking chair
Catherine Brenner's imminent rise to the chairmanship of AMP is a feather in mentor David Gonski's gender diversity cap, despite the controv...
JP Morgan trousers $4.5m for sale
The NSW Government is set to pay JP Morgan $4.5 million for facilitating the sale of its Land Titles office.
Warming the leather at Global HQ
From Maurice Newman to Tim Church, Paul Howes and Brent Potts' hair – the action was all-go at Global HQ on Tuesday.
Bark given the boot from Qantas Lounge
NSW Nationals staffer Darren Bark enjoys only a short-lived stint in the Qantas Chairmans Lounge.
Magellan sell down made PM a poor man
To cope with the induced apathy of human history's most boring election campaign, we went digging.
ANZ under Shayne Elliott lags on gender
As the Aitken affair rolls on, a close look at Shayne Elliott's senior appointments - and dismissals - raises the questions: just how female...
Howard wheeled out (again) on the hustings
Former PM John Howard has been wheeled out (again) as part of a Liberal Party membership drive.
UBS faster on Estia Health
UBS is hosting a breakfast on Monday in Melbourne for investors to hear from Estia CEO Paul Gregersen.
Life after Virgin: Hogan, Luxon, Borghetti?
At the global airline union's annual meeting in Dublin last week, John Borghetti's faction-riven Virgin Australia was still the industry's f...
Aitken rejects ANZ's belated apology
If ANZ thinks Angus Aitken is going away for a few shillings and a cursory apology, it is sorely mistaken.
Bell Potter still owes ANZ
After Bell Potter threw Angus Aitken under the bus to placate ANZ, we learn the broking firm's biggest creditor is ANZ.
Murray Goulburn chair shares delusion
Hasn't Murray Goulburn's Philip Tracy picked up right where ousted CEO Gary Helou left off!
Former Orica boss joins Hegarty at EMR
The Melbourne Mining Club assembled at their usual haunt, the Town Hall, for lunch on Thursday.
