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The 'magic is in the supply chain'

Anthony Pratt first topped the Rich List in 2009 and since then its been a story of property and mining creating wealth.

AFR Magazine

Visy CEO Anthony Pratt and family have topped this year's Rich List for the first time since 2009 on the back of US manufacturing. Read the full list here.

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The government is more likely to bail-out Bendigo, which has a bigger domestic deposit book than Macquarie, than the ...

Small banks are also too-big-to-fail

S&P;'s suggestion that Macquarie Bank warrants a credit rating upgrade while Suncorp, Bendigo, and BOQ don't makes no sense.

Anthony Pratt is one of three $10 billion-plus level Rich Listers in 2017.

The Rich List revealed in full

Australia is in the middle of a wealth boom, pushing the total wealth on the Financial Review Rich List 2017 to a record $233 billion.

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Markets: ASX slides on oil

Live

Retailers bounce back a bit from yesterday's selloff, but it's not enough to boost the market with energy shares leading the falls.

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Has anything changed or is Leighton failed to change its ways?

The future wealth of our nation

Opinion
The Australian Financial Review

The Rich List shows a magnificent generation of perennial money makers. But are we still a nation that will breed future generations of wealth creators?