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Ray White Capital caught up in anonymous website drama (opens the original)
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Hardly anyone looks at private credit and thinks it’s all boring piles of mezzanine debt any more. But a mysterious website doing the industry rounds is bizarre even by the sector’s increasingly wild reputation. Dubbed Hanna Family Exposed, it purported to be a “public investigation dossier on Damien Hanna, Danny Hanna and James Hanna of Hannas Group”. Hannas Group is a Sydney property development and civil infrastructure player that relies, like many in its sector, on private credit. Gift artic
OpenAI, Anthropic jam tentacles into public service (opens the original)
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OpenAI apologised on Tuesday for hacking Medicare and other government websites, pledging to “take accountability for the situation” and “rebuild trust with the Australian people”. This announcement was made via a blog post that wasn’t attributed to any author (not even ChatGPT itself) and was published three months after the incident occurred. Accountability, the Silicon Valley way. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Alan Joyce’s pot of SMSF gold (opens the original)
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The corporate resurrection of Alan Joyce is off to a flyer, even if the only people buying tickets are the former Qantas chief executive himself and his husband, Shane Lloyd. When Joyce launched his memoir, Riding the Jet Stream in July, he sounded like a man pitching for a second coming as a non-executive director. He still had “plenty of ideas” for his “next phase” of corporate and public life. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Who’s who at the AFL’s Grand Final lunch (opens the original)
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Wharfie time gripped the MCG on Saturday afternoon, with tens of thousands of Fremantle fans schlepping to see if the Dockers could win its first premiership against Brisbane, going for a three-peat. It sadly wasn’t to be for Freo, with Alex Pearce’s men going from a three-goal lead with minutes remaining in the game to losing by seven points. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Kiwi law firm surfs the KPMG relationship wave (opens the original)
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KPMG isn’t the only professional services outfit with a habit of popping up on the boards of its more lucrative clients. Across the ditch, law firm Chapman Tripp seems to have perfected the art of the cosy corporate crossover. KMD Brands, which owns Rip Curl and Kathmandu and is listed in both New Zealand and Australia, reported a dire full-year loss of more than $300 million on Wednesday. Unsurprisingly, it told investors it was considering takeover options. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose
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