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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 22, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Financial Review
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Kelly+Partners Nasdaq listing contingent on clearing CEO’s debt (opens the original)
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Kelly+Partners chief executive Brett Kelly is pursuing a Nasdaq listing for the accounting firm he founded three decades ago with plans to abandon the Australian sharemarket, but first he must clear a $6.3 million debt. The accounting firm extended a $6.3 million loan to Kelly, but United States securities law prohibits listed companies from maintaining personal loans to directors, making the debt a barrier to the company’s plans to list there. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month whe
From outback missile range to global space infrastructure (opens the original)
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When SpaceX went public in June, CommSec, the lead Australian stockbroker for the float, had to open a call centre over a long weekend to handle the flood of mum-and-dad investors seeking to open trading accounts. About 30,000 Australian retail investors piled into the IPO, whether inspired by the mission to occupy Mars or the fear of missing out on a quick profit. But investors do not need to look all the way to SpaceX’s production site at Starbase, Texas, to find the space economy. There is pl
Accounting head’s unravelling excuses for $64m margin call crisis (opens the original)
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True to form, Kelly+Partners chief executive Brett Kelly began his FY26 shareholder letter last week with the words of a business titan: “Ouch.” It was the word Jeff Bezos used in his annual letter when Amazon lost 80 per cent of its value in the dotcom crash. Kelly+Partners shareholders can relate. Shares in the accounting firm roll-up had fallen 65 per cent between reporting periods. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Australian property downturn squeezes retailers as home sales stall (opens the original)
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Taking a call from sun-drenched Athens, Euro Appliances’ managing director Mario Boffa says he is dealing with a very different climate back home: an Australian housing market that has suddenly gone cold. The business – which sells Italian-inspired whitegoods, outdoor appliances and stone products – has been on an investment drive, hiring staff, training managers and buying machinery to cut and polish the benchtops for new and renovated kitchens, laundries and backyard entertaining areas. Gift 5
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