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Andrew Cornell

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 24, 2026
Outlet visibility, for AFR
Top 50K sites
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Jul 28, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Andrew Cornell

    Would the PM take your call? Power listers on wielding influence (opens the original)

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    Lots of people commented when I appeared on the Power list and unions liked quoting it when introducing me at events: “Sally is the fourth most powerful person in the country according to the Financial Review.” Workers loved it and demanded to know who was above me because it was “clearly rigged”. I always played it down because in our movement, we know power comes from the collective. I think the structure of corporate and economic power has been remarkably constant for over 100 years. The big

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Andrew Cornell

    New order: Pauline Hanson arrives with a bang on this year’s Power list (opens the original)

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    A quarter of a century ago, in The Australian Financial Review Magazine’s first Power issue, an individual with no formal office made the list of the 10 most overtly powerful Australians. In the panel’s view, this person was shifting the thinking and actions of those at the nation’s helm, generating heated public debate on immigration, nationalism and identity. That person was Pauline Hanson. She was No.5 on the 2001 Power list, behind then-prime minister John Howard, treasurer Peter Costello, K

  3. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Andrew Cornell

    A peek inside some of Australia’s most private gardens (opens the original)

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    As the internal ructions in the Murdoch family were playing out in the closed courts of Nevada last year, with Rupert and his children split across ideologies and inheritance, one oasis of Murdoch harmony remained open and tranquil: Cruden Farm, the home of family matriarch Dame Elisabeth for 84 years. When she died in 2012, Dame Elisabeth left her garden near Frankston, Victoria, which she had frequently opened to the public for philanthropic events, to the Keith and Elisabeth Murdoch Trust, wi

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