Richard Petty's wife Tatyana Klauzner also a fan of CPA Australia
Tatyana Klauzner served on one of CPA's Divisional Council, which indirectly elects her husband Richard Petty to the CPA board.
Swans CEO: it's not our job to remove Worner
Swans CEO Andrew Ireland says it wouldn't be appropriate for the club to ask Tim Worner to stand down from the board.
Plympton tipped to contest AOC role
Former sailing champion Andrew Plympton is expected to throw his hat into the ring for the AOC's Vice Presidency.
Former PM John Howard marries off youngest son
Richard Howard, John Howard's youngest son, has tied the knot in a very Sydney ceremony.
Female Swans members threaten Worner boycott
High-powered female Sydney Swans members will take CEO Andrew Ireland to task over a reluctance to move on Tim Worner.
Freehills' Quinn's expenses leave a gastronomic trail par excellence
Recently departed Herbert Smith Freehills partner Brendan Quinn's expense receipts have left us green with envy.
Vocation's Dawkins, Hutchinson file defence
Vocation's former chairman and CEO have both filed their defences in the Federal Court against misleading and deceptive conduct charges brought by ASIC.
Praemium Board dumps on Ohanessian
Judgment day is coming for Praemium, its Board and rebel shareholders led by sacked CEO Michael Ohanessian.
ASIC favourite John Dawkins get his indignant on from his bunker in the Barossa
Former Labor treasurer and current subject of an ASIC court action, John Dawkins pontificates on the evils of federal politics - without a hint of irony.
War on short-sellers doubles Harvey Norman shorts
In the fortnight since Gerry Harvey declared war on "criminal short sellers", shorts in Harvey Norman have more than doubled, from 3.64 per cent to 8.09 per cent of the register.
CPA's Petty, Alston in private partnership
Alex Malley's champion Richard Petty is in business with Liberal Party doyen Richard Alston, who is also a CPA director.
Byres, ScoMo haunt Property Council
It's not ideal when one brother inadvertently argues with another through the megaphone of public office.
Investec's Hillcoat backflips on Glencore
One Investec analyst has been the bane of Ivan Glasenberg's existence, but now he's changed his tune.
Angus Mordant exhibition draws power crowd
The former Fairfax photographer is breaking out as a visual artist in his own right.
Macmahon Holdings director Vella goes rogue on CIMIC
We knew Vyril Vella had balls of steel, but he's shaping up as Rear Window's Non-Executive Director of the Year.
Cyclone Debbie: Poor timing as RAN relief ships left high and dry
With a call for tenders due on Friday, you wouldn't want to be the shipbuilder whose disaster relief vessel couldn't make it to Queensland this week.
Gulfstream and Grange aficionado Andrew Liveris fights for middle class
Global business leader Andrew Liveris is looking out for the little man. It's a wonder he can even make him out from that far up!
The visionary history of sacked Praemium CEO Michael Ohanessian
Sacked Praemium boss Michael Ohanessian clearly has his supporters, but what does history, and numbers, say?
Newsagents' war against Lottoland
Not content to have defiled one of rugby league's most hallowed grounds, overseas betting house Lottoland now seems intent on wiping out your friendly, neighbourhood newsagent.
Credlin forgets Packer loyalty
Peta Credlin continues to delight and amuse.
Where Solomon Lew got his Myer stock
This shareholder wanted out for the same reasons Lew should steer clear. But it has put the heat on Myer's short sellers.
Ardent Leisure a takeover target for Ariadne
With its share price tanking and question marks hanging over its management and strategy, the ailing Ardent Leisure has firmed as a takeover target by corporate raiders, Ariadne.
Tom Harley's Dragoman in the doldrums
The woes for Clayton's lobbying firm, Dragoman continue as co-owners Tom Harley and John Fast refuse to speak to one another.
Real Housewives of Macquarie Bank: it's a thing
At first glance, there's no possible world in which Macquarie Bank and the Real Housewives of Sydney overlap. But then first glances can be so deceiving.
Get Up! members driven to bank with mining ties
Social activists Get Up! are driving their members to save the planet by signing up to a bank chaired by a big mining figure.
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