Current Positions Perpetual Ltd, Chairman, Dec 2016– Present IRESS Ltd, Chairman, Jun 2012– Present Oakridge Wines Pty Ltd, Chairman, May 2011– Present Previous Positions Winemakers'...
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Greg Medcraft
Former ASIC Chairman, Greg Medcraft spent almost 4 decades working for some of the world’s largest financial services firms and Australia’s largest financial services lobby groups...
Geoff Summerhayes
Current Positions Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, Executive Board Member, Jan 2016 – Present Executive Board Member APRA - Insurance Audit and Risk Committee International...
James Shipton
James Shipton, the chair of ASIC and Australia’s top corporate regulator previously held an executive position within Goldman Sachs during the world’s biggest financial scandal.Current...
Glenn Stevens
Former Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens jumped from being the nation's chief financial regulator to Packer’s hedge fund and then Australia's biggest investment bank Macquarie...
Anna Bligh AC
Anna Bligh's position as the CEO of the Australian Banking Association makes her the chief advocate for banking interests in Australia.Current Positions Australian Banking Association,...
Joe Hockey
Hockey has accepted a position with Macquarie Group’s US arm helping with renewable energy acquisitions. Hockey had considerable interactions with Macquarie Group directors and executives throughout his tenure as Treasurer between 2013 and 2015 as well as throughout his time as Ambassador to the US between 2015 and 2020.
Mike Baird
Mike Baird is the quintessential bank-cum-politician, having left a successful career with NAB and Deutsche Bank after becoming the member for Manly in 2007. Following his retirement...
Wayne Swan
PAST POSITIONS Independent Non-executive Director, Stanwell Corporation, 12 December 2019 - Present Previous Positions Parliamentary service Elected to the House of Representatives for...
Keith Pitt
Resources Minister Keith Pitt founded a business which services the mining industry. He has been a strong advocate for building coal-fired power stations and has opposed reducing carbon emissions.
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Holding comedians to account: Nine and News miss John Barilaro, hit Friendlyjordies instead
Once venerable, the Nine Entertainment-owned Fairfax press has sunk to holding comedians to account and protecting corrupt government. Michael Tanner on the rise of vloggers and the stoush between Youtuber Friendlyjordies and the mainstream media.
Andy Keough
A former commander of two Collins Class submarines, Andy Keough, has made an influential transition from uniform into corporate life. After 22 years in the Royal Australian Navy, Keough took up a business development role in submarines for global arms giant Thales, next moving on to Australian Submarine Corporation (ASC). In 2015 Keough joined the SA Government’s powerful DefenceSA as Chief Executive before being headhunted in 2017 as MD for Saab Technologies. Internationally, Saab ranks 30th in SIPRI’s Top 100 Arms-Producing and Military Services Companies. Keough’s influence extends onto important boards, including the South Australian education board, the SA Training and Skills Commission, and a defence-related board with Adelaide University, among others.
Ugly numbers of Trump’s tax cuts serve a warning for Scott Morrison
Radical Republicans rammed the Trump tax law through Congress without a single hearing or Democratic vote. The numbers are in: the rich made out like bandits and the rest got three-fifths of bugger all, writes David Cay Johnston.
Australian War Memorial: from keeper of the flame to hider of shame?
Bankrolled by arms manufacturers, the Australian War Memorial has morphed from being a reflective space where we could remember and honour fallen Australians into a war advertisement, writes William De Maria.
Guilty Your Honour – of fighting for democracy and transparency
Under the foreign interference legislation, Ian Cunliffe, a lawyer with 50 years’ experience, faces many decades in jail for daring to influence public policy with his campaigning. His fate now rests in the hands of Attorney General Christian Porter.
