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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Røde billionaire’s personal assistant joins those suing him (opens the original)
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Iconoclastic businessman and philanthropist Peter Freedman has had an interesting year. First, the Rode Microphones billionaire fell out with several of his high-powered advisors: board director and former federal treasurer Joe Hockey and former NSW Police commissioner Andrew Scipione both left the business within days of each other. Then, there was whatever happened with his CEO. After a heated verbal altercation, long-serving chief Damien Wilson also stepped down, around the time the c-word wa
Inside the cartoon that’s fuelling One Nation’s subterranean rise (opens the original)
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The rise of One Nation, according to Pauline Hanson, is in the backways and forgotten places, in the outer-suburban sprawl. The rise of One Nation, its enemies mutter, is in the palatial homes of its wealthiest supporters – and possibly extends all the way to Mar-a-Lago. The rise of One Nation, Mark Nicholson says with a suppressed laugh, is actually here in Fitzroy, amid the blue-haired hipsters and graffiti of inner-city Melbourne. Or, at least, he’s happy to take some credit. Nicholson is a O
Who was at the AFR Magazine Power dinner? (opens the original)
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People’s reactions to appearing on The Australian Financial Review Magazine’s annual Power lists can vary with exposure. For some, it’s all old hat. For others, it can be genuinely delightful, or mortifying, and everything in between. The magazine’s Power panellists are rarely privy to the moment of realisation. But when copies of the silver-foiled 2026 edition landed on diners’ tables on Tuesday night, the reactions were on show. Some laughed. Some tut-tutted the rankings – “seriously?” – and o
A spectacular press conference reveals how One Nation has evolved (opens the original)
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The video – posted online on May 1 last year – begins softly. Facing the camera is a life-beaten woman in a simple home, saying she doesn’t know where to begin. She decides to unfurl her story in the order she became aware of it, and over the next 40 minutes, lays out a potted tale of betrayal and bewilderment, of estrangement from her children and the agony of being disbelieved. Her ex-partner engaged in drug use and other behaviour she never expected of him, she says. Now he’s running for offi
This 34-year-old owns over 200 properties. Renters are fighting back (opens the original)
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Eddie Dilleen, he is known to point out, probably grew up poorer than you. He spent his early life living in public housing with his single mother in Mount Druitt. “She was on a pension, we shopped at the Salvos,” he tells AFR Weekend. “It was dangerous, it was violent. People were shooting up everywhere.” Dilleen knew he wanted a way out, and all the successful people he knew owned land. So, he saved. Working at McDonalds for years during high school, he had $20,000 at 19. It wasn’t enough to b
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