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Alan Joyce: "Australia is a nation of immigrants, past and present, and I think that's why it's also a meritocracy."

Joyce, Nasser, Gandel top Queen's awards

Immigrant success stories Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, BHP chairman Jac Nasser and property billionaire John Gandel have topped this year's awards.

Channel Ten's guarantors: Lachlan Murdoch, Bruce Gordon, James Packer.

Billionaires walk away from backing Ten

Lachlan Murdoch, Bruce Gordon and James Packer will not back a new $250 million loan for Network Ten following negotiations with the struggling free-to-air broadcaster.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott says climate policy must not 'clobber' Australia's economy.

Abbott told choose science over conflict

Josh Frydenberg has urged Tony Abbott to keep an open mind amid signs the former prime minister and other conservatives will fight the need for a Clean Energy Target.

"Self-inflicted": Theresa May has been told to overhaul her leadership style.

May scrapes together government

Theresa May scraped together a government by reaching a deal with a Northern Irish party, amid a report Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is preparing to vie for her job.