Mark Di Stefano
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 67
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for AFR
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Luxury property’s hottest drama centres on pregnant agent (opens the original)
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There’d be arguing about whether he’s the country’s biggest buyer’s agent, but Simon Cohen has a good claim to be its most famous. He and Tammy Soglanich were protagonists in Amazon’s local Luxe Listings show as the self-described “brother-sister” duo buying Sydney trophy homes for the richest of the rich. But Cohen’s agency (Cohen Handler) and Soglanich are now in a “vicious” legal fight that our friends at the Daily Mail claim is “the talk of the eastern suburbs”. They say that about everythin
Northern Star’s new boss arrives strapped to $5.6m golden parachute (opens the original)
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An M&A ploy as big as Gold Fields’ pursuit of ASX-listed gold mining giant Northern Star Resources means plenty of time for bankers, lawyers and advisers to sit around and fill awkward conversation. One recurring topic is the target’s incoming chief executive Suresh Vadnagra – and his pay. Northern Star is poaching Vadnagra away from Glencore. His package is a totem to haggling over terms before day one. The structure is so beautiful it could have been painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chape
Kerry Stokes’ wild CEO hopes for Ben Roberts-Smith (opens the original)
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The surprise appearance of retired mogul Kerry Stokes at Saturday’s AFL Grand Final lunch put to bed some of the talk in media circles about his recent inactivity. He was at the top table, one seat down from son Ryan Stokes, looking well and smiley. It was another reminder of the family’s association with the AFL and broadcaster partner Seven Network, sure. But wearing the Fremantle Dockers scarf pointed to his other abiding affections. Like WA and Victoria Cross recipients, and alleged war crim
Mosman fumes at Robin Khuda’s pickleball dreams (opens the original)
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Robin Khuda has the air of a man having fun. The rags-to-riches billionaire is always smiling, always wearing a luxe watch. Earlier this year, he donned a Louis Vuitton playsuit to the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. He also seems to love pickleball. This hobby has swept leisure-seekers who don’t have the mobility or hand-eye co-ordination to play tennis. The AirTrunk founder’s affection stirred aural drama on Sydney’s north shore. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subsc
Phil King guzzles the Firmus Kool-Aid (opens the original)
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In his day-trader headset, Regal Partners’ Phil King beamed into the Morgans morning conference in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane last week. Anyone putting together the liquid time capsule for 2026’s Firmus IPO insanity, a video of this Zoom call can sit next to some Simone Perele active shapewear. “Firmus hasn’t discovered a new technology, and it hasn’t cured cancer,” King began to the brokers. “Firmus is incredibly lucky. It’s in the right spot at the right time for the biggest technology rev
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