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Counsel assisting the inquiry Adrian Finanzio said on Tuesday morning that there was evidence of serious failings by Crown to implement its responsible gaming code of conduct, which is a requirement of its Melbourne casino licence.

Crown spent $2.5b on marketing, $1.9m on problem gamblers

Responsible gambling is a central issue in the royal commission looking into Crown’s suitability to hold Victoria’s sole casino licence.

  • Elouise Fowler
Genex Power’s pumped hydro storage project repurposes the abandoned Kidston gold mine.

Taxpayers prop up Genex Power’s pumped hydro project

Genex Power’s Kidston pumped hydro project is loved by the clean energy sector, but it’s been taxpayers dollars that have helped it across the line.

  • Mark Ludlow and Angela Macdonald-Smith

Ben Roberts-Smith concerned about ex-wife’s access to emails

Mr Roberts-Smith launched a legal action against his ex-wife, Emma Roberts, ahead of his defamation battle with Nine.

  • Max Mason

Oil and gas set to deliver profitable last gasp

Rapidly escalating ESG concerns are among factors that have rapidly shrunk capital available for oil investment worldwide, pointing to higher prices as demand continues.

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  • Angela Macdonald-Smith

Rio’s Indigenous trailblazer accuses green groups of exploitation

Former WA treasurer Ben Wyatt has blasted conservationists and activist investor groups he says are trying to exploit Aboriginal culture for their own agendas.

  • Brad Thompson

The Harris Farm brothers are looking to turbocharge growth

After years of knocking back offers, Angus, Luke and Tristan Harris are looking for a capital injection to double their stores across the country.

  • Jemima Whyte

Opinion & Analysis

Three in four insider traders get away with it

Insider trading is an insidious illegal activity that saps investor confidence in free and fair markets. A new study finds it is much worse than prosecutions would suggest.

Chanticleer

Columnist

Chanticleer

Investors should Reject back-to-normal narrative

The Reject Shop’s profit downgrade is a warning to investors who believe we are through the fog of the pandemic.

Chanticleer

Columnist

Chanticleer

Wesfarmers CEO proves his worth

Just over three years since Rob Scott took the reins, his track record is best in class. Now all eyes are on how he uses the company’s pristine balance sheet.

Chanticleer

Columnist

Chanticleer

Cartel case offers lessons for ACCC on banks blockbuster

The cartel case involving ANZ, Deutsche Bank and Citi could be in big trouble after this week’s Country Care misfire.

Michael Pelly

Legal editor

Michael Pelly

Companies in the News

Commonwealth Bank

cba$102.520
 1.29%

ANZ Bank

anz$29.200
 1.49%

Rio Tinto

rio$124.620
 -1.88%

BHP Group

bhp$48.750
 -1.69%

Macquarie Group

mqg$154.000
 1.02%

Updated: Jun 4, 2021 – 4.38pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

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Craig Ransley speaks at a TerraCom investor web seminar this year.

The secret stoushes of a machinist-turned-millionaire

Mining chairman Craig Ransley has made millions and fought off criminal charges. But one little-known fight saw his own board hire PwC to investigate.

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  • Liam Walsh

Pandemic high-flyer Ansell looks over the horizon

Demand for medical gloves and protective suits has skyrocketed, but what happens when the pandemic starts to fade?

  • Simon Evans
Google is being exploited by criminals that have used the search engine to find scam victims.

Google promotes bond scam amid police probe

Newly-established fraudulent websites are being unwittingly promoted by Google to unsuspecting investors, who have lost millions through a sophisticated scam.

  • Michael Roddan and Jonathan Shapiro

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Three in four insider traders get away with it

Insider trading is an insidious illegal activity that saps investor confidence in free and fair markets. A new study finds it is much worse than prosecutions would suggest.

  • Tony Boyd

Directors’ club whacks proxy ‘oligopoly’

The Australian Institute of Company Directors hits out at the ‘high market concentration’ of proxy advisers but knocks back Treasury’s proposal to ban ACSI.

  • Michael Roddan

Coles to pilot BYO container system

Coles, Woolworths and most of their big suppliers have set ambitious sustainability goals, but are these merely aspirational or achievable?

  • Updated
  • Sue Mitchell

The secret stoushes of a machinist-turned-millionaire

Mining chairman Craig Ransley has made millions and fought off criminal charges. But one little-known fight saw his own board hire PwC to investigate.

  • Updated
  • Liam Walsh and Natalia Santi

Optus Sport secures FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup

The telco will stream all 64 World Cup matches live and wants to partner with a free-to-air network to co-broadcast all Matildas matches.

  • Updated
  • Miranda Ward
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KPMG appoints new partner as Sayers Group partner departs

Sayers Group partner Nikhil de Silva has moved to Amazon Web Services, while Kathleen Conner has joined KPMG as a Sydney-based partner.

  • Edmund Tadros

Investors should Reject back-to-normal narrative

The Reject Shop’s profit downgrade is a warning to investors who believe we are through the fog of the pandemic.

  • James Thomson

Twitter chooses Australia to try out new paid service

The social media platform wants users to pay $4.49 a month to access special features and perks.

  • Updated
  • Miranda Ward

Media companies fined $1.1m for Pell coverage

Fourteen media outlets pleaded guilty to contempt of court for reporting the conviction of a high-profile person without naming Pell, after a judge suppressed the publication of his identity.

  • Hannah Wootton

Ora Banda Mining taps Euroz Hartleys, Petra for placement

ASX-listed gold play Ora Banda Mining is on the hunt for an injection of fresh capital.

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

United Airlines bets on return of supersonic travel

The US airline has signed a deal for a fleet of supersonic jets 18 years after the Concorde airliner was discontinued.

  • Lori Aratani

The Reject Shop stores hit by CBD exodus

The Reject Shop has only a minimal e-commerce offering but CEO Andre Reich says it is bringing a younger demographic.

  • Simon Evans

Ben Wyatt to become Rio’s first Aboriginal director

Former WA treasurer Ben Wyatt will join Rio Tinto board as it heeds calls for indigenous representation in the state where it makes the lion’s share of earnings and is in damage control a year on from the destruction of Juukan Gorge.

  • Brad Thompson

Barrenjoey adds another senior UBS banker to its roster

There’s something of a reunion going on in Barrenjoey Capital’s infrastructure and utilities investment banking team. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

29Metals IPO ‘covered’ at $2.05; books close lunchtime

ASX aspirant 29Metals is homing in on pricing its initial public offering.

  • Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
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Kodari on recruitment drive, promising ‘the highest salaries’

Move over Barrenjoey, and brace yourself UBS: there’s another hiring spree in town.

  • Myriam Robin

New owner IOOF pledges to keep MLC brand alive

Chief executive Renato Mota completes the $1.4 billion deal with National Australia Bank from his family home in a locked-down suburb of Melbourne.

  • Aleks Vickovich

IOOF’s CEO in driver’s seat as big banks flee wealth scene

As a young analyst, Renato Mota played a role in helping the banks enter wealth management. Now, he is doing more than anyone in Australia to help them get out.

  • Aleks Vickovich

Wesfarmers CEO proves his worth

Just over three years since Rob Scott took the reins, his track record is best in class. Now all eyes are on how he uses the company’s pristine balance sheet.

  • Tony Boyd