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Building on the knowledge base acquired through the Green Belt course, the Black Belt program teaches you to apply Six Sigma methodology to specific projects, enables you to identify organizational waste and provides tools to maximize your assets all while earning your Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certificate from the…
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Bourne's Montreal: The Old Fart Meets The New Jazz
June 26, 2012. Posted by Michael Bourne.Add new comment | Filed under: FIJM 2012, Jazz Alive, michael bourne
This year's Montreal Jazz Festival is my 20th. Through the years, I've especially enjoyed artists playing jazz like I've never heard before. I've always felt that jazz always and in all ways creatively encompasses the world, and that the jazzfest in Montreal, year after year, re-defines jazz. Here's a piece I wrote for Down Beat about the ear-opening jazzfest in 2006.
"Jazz cannot be limited by definitions or by rules. Jazz is, above all, a total freedom to express oneself."
Duke said so in a 1952 Down Beat – and on the back of the Down Beat t-shirt I was putting on the last day of the Montreal Jazz Festival. I'd never read the t-shirt before, but Duke's quote was timely. I'd been thinking about the definition of jazz all through the festival.
"How come you can't hear jazz at the jazz festival?" was the question asked almost verbatim twice when I was interviewed on the fest's first day by the CBC and talk radio CJAD. During one of the interviews on the Place des Arts, an actual Dixieland band was walking by. "One way you can hear jazz," I said snidely but truly, "is to pull your fingers out of your ears and listen."
I've been scribbling about jazz in this magazine since 1969 and playing jazz on the radio since 1972, and in all that time I've heard no more pointless (or relentless) argument than the question of what is or is not jazz. It's usually been most disputatious between generations. Many who loved Louis Armstrong hated Charlie Parker. Many who loved Charlie Parker hated Ornette Coleman. Many who loved Miles Davis hated … Miles Davis. What became most evident to me in Montreal was how much every generation re-defines jazz.
"We try to always have music that's got some element of jazz,"said Laurent Saulnier, officially V.P. of programmation but I always think of him as V.P. of The Edge. He's always pushing the festival's musical parameters, especially electronically, and yet he deeply believes that the biggest word in the logo (Festival International de JAZZ de Montreal) should always be bolded.
He's teased me for years about being an old fart, always nudging me to listen especially to the DJs every midnight at Club Soda.
I've usually run screaming from anything hip-hop-ish, but (maybe because I'll soon be 60, one of those zero ages when one looks back and forward much more keenly) I was game to hear a group Laurent was excited about called Plaster.
Three cats, all Quebecois, play keyboards, bass, and drums connected to computers. Though the grooves they generated were often thunderous, there was a playful bounciness to the bits and pieces of melodies they twisted electronically or criss-crossed with samples, including the voice of a wittily distorted politician. I became more and more fascinated by the interplay, especially between keyboardist Alex MacMahon and drummer Philippe Goncalves. These were not, as I've often felt about electronica, machines playing. These were musicians playing the machines. These were composers and actual improvisers, especially when counterpointing riffs.
And at the very thought of the word riffs, I almost leapt up shouting "It's the Basie Band!" I could hear in Plaster parallels to the way Basie built calls and responses of the sections, always with the rhythm solid and propulsive. And how did Basie define jazz? Something about music that makes you pat your foot? Mine was patting like crazy.
I was just as delighted when British singer Jamie Lidell played a midnight gig. Solo on the stage, he worked several electronic whiz-bangs, turning fragments of sound into rhythmic melodies, shifting tempos and moods while keeping a straightahead pulse, all the while singing sounds or words. And when he was joined by the whimsical pianist Gonzales, he was even scatting blues. Too much of the scat singing I hear nowadays is only babble in 4/4. Jamie Lidell, with his voice and his machines, was creatively improvising phrases like a saxophonist or a drummer, like a jazz singer is supposed to.
Maybe I'm getting into an argument about what is and is not hip-hop, but what I've heard of hip-hop and electronica sounds too often like a stampede of jive elephants. Lidell's hipper (and hopper?) pachyderms whirled like ballerinas. I've rarely felt any emotion from rap other than lust or anger, but Lidell was charming, laughing, and, as I shouted when I saw Laurent Saulnier dancing in the crowd, "This kid is swinging!"
Not all of these hip-hop-electro-whatevers were so compelling, "jazzy" or otherwise. I quickly became aware which of these new musicians were, like Plaster and Jamie Lidell, creatively to be reckoned with and which were playing only new clichés. Microtone Kitchen, even with six turntables, seemed unable to spin the recognizable shape of a composition, and the grooves were monotonous as the clatter of train tracks. Bauchklang, with six singers grunting electro-funky beats all vocally, sounded to me and (in their pseudo-street posturing) even looked like wannabe rappers on an old Soul Train. And one thing jazz certainly never is is dated.
Continuum is what I was hearing all across the musical spectrum in Montreal. Computers, I realized, offer jazz a new musical technology—no different than when Charlie Christian plugged in. And not all that was new that I heard was electrified.
Don Byron is an artist who's always played everything (from klezmer to Puccini, from Duke's Jungle Band to cartoon tunes) as if the music is new now. Byron's Ivy-Divey Trio (with Jason Moran and Billy Hart) celebrated the Lester Young Trio (with Nat Cole and Buddy Rich) in the jazzfest's Jesus Room, and affectionately more than reverently.
Likewise in the Salle de Gesu, The Bad Plus was not your father's Bill Evans Trio. They played what pianist Ethan Iverson whimsically called "covers" (including back-to-back songs of Ornette Coleman and Burt Bacharach) among original pieces that often sounded to me like musical Rubik's Cubes that they (and especially drummer Dave King) twisted into colorful configurations way beyond Rubik's geometry.
Around the corner at the Spectrum, the trio EST also bent the usual triangle into other polygons. Though they sometimes involved electronics, even acoustically they played powerfully, often melodies that sounded less like tunes and more like pure momentum. Do they compose in AABA form? No. Could I always pat my foot? No. But even footless, EST was swinging other parts of me quite (I felt jazzfully) headlong.
I should mention that all the while I was waxing ecstatically about "new jazz" at the festival, there was oodles of "old jazz" – although, actually, what Dave Brubeck played in Montreal (and everywhere else he plays) was ageless. Everyone I heard pissing and moaning about not hearing jazz at the festival was not hearing McCoy Tyner! Wayne Shorter! Yusef Lateef! And plenty of straightahead Canadian jazzers we never get to hear below the 49th parallel. I especially enjoyed pianist LorraineDesmarais fronting a big band with what I characterized in my notes only as punch!!
Streetnix is the most festive jazzband every year at the jazzfest. A quintet fronted by alto saxist Jennifer Bell with trumpet, trombone, tuba, and drums, they can march in the street or play the littlest stage of the Place des Arts, playing anything from Oliver Nelson's "Hoedown" to AWB's "Pick Up the Pieces" -- all the while kids are getting faces painted like cats and kids of all ages (like me) are laughing.
I've always loved singers, but too often I hear the same songs the same ways. Not so every year in Montreal. Fest faves like Dee Dee Bridgewater and John Pizzarelli were, as always, swinging and funny, him singing Sinatra, her singing chansons.
Two other faves of mine were singers who criss-cross songs from all styles, each with unique chops and charms, each with I feel a true jazz sensibility. Susie Arioli sweetly sings songs of Fred Astaire or Roger Miller with a breeziness like the brushes on the snare drum she always plays when she sings. Terez Montcalm, with a Joplinesque rasp in her voice, can get frisky when she's torchy, singing "For Heaven's Sake" with an upbeat or spelling "L-O-V-E" with the joy of that word's every definition.
And speaking of definitions, as I was at the outset, wondering what "jazz" means, whaddaya call Jamie Cullum? He sang pretty much anything and everything. "Old Devil Moon" and a Dinah Washington song. Something folk-ish. Something rap-ish. He sang a heartfelt "Some Other Time" like I've never heard before. He played piano. He danced on the piano. He crawled through the audience singing "Nature Boy" and even conducted a sing-along. What I called him in my notes is Talent To Burn! And I also wrote "It's all jazz!"
I mean, what was Jamie Cullum really (and wonderfully entertaingly) doing on that stage in Montreal? Same as Jamie Liddell. Whichever British Jamie was performing, he was, with total freedom, expressing himself. And that is what jazz is! Duke said so!
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Singers Unlimited With Michael Bourne: The "Blues Edition"
June 19, 2012. Posted by Tim Wilkins.Add new comment | Filed under: michael bourne
On June 2, WBGO host Michael Bourne created a special "blues" edition of his show Singers Unlimited, which airs Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
At the suggestion of our members, we are making this show available online so that you can enjoy it again. Please do, and check in with Michael on Sundays for more surprises!
Drummer Charli Persip with WBGO's Michael Bourne
May 7, 2012. Posted by Tim Wilkins.Add new comment | Filed under: Interviews, michael bourne
Drummer Charli Persip talks with WBGO's Michael Bourne about his experiences playing with Tadd Dameron, Dizzy GIllespie, Supersound, and teaching at the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. Enjoy!


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The (Very Bright) Future of Photonic Integration
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It's been 10 years since the commercial introduction of a PIC-based transport network platform. Thinking about this, I combed through some archival video footage and came across an internal video that included interviews from some of the very first people to come on board at Infinera in 2001 with the dream of creating a large scale commercial Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC).
Amongst those interviewed was Dr. Chuck Joyner, a former Bell Labs guru and keen bonsai grower. Some of you may be aware that back in 1969, the folks at Bell Labs were the first to come up with the idea of a PIC, although they didn't really capitalize on that innovation in terms of transforming it into a product.
Chuck recalled his initial discussion with Infinera co-founder Dave Welch on the prospects for developing a commercial PIC, and I'd like to share his comment with you word for word…
Hello from Supercomputing
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Hello from New Orleans. It's cold down here. SCinet is up and running a cool 1.5TB of capacity.
The theme of this year's Supercomputing conference is HPCMatters (High Performance Computing). The technology shown throughout the show floor is all leading edge. Innovations from the Supercomputing community have far reaching impact – to every corner of science, to investment banking, to the discovery of new drugs, to the precise prediction of the next major storm.
Last night I watched a demonstration by GÉANT in which an astrophysicist in Cambridge controlled a satellite array in Australia while collecting and processing real-time data at his terminal.
And it's not just about geeky scientific things either. Supercomputing has produced a number of short videos showing how High Performance Computing is used by companies and research organizations to make better products and new discoveries. This video shows how Procter & Gamble use HPC to make better shampoo and diapers. And as I said, it's cold here this week. But fortunately that helps to add new data points to climate modeling, possibly one of the most difficult problems in the world. This video also shows why climate modeling is important.
Hopefully they can tell me when it's going to warm up again.
CenturyLink and Infinera Take Terabit Network to SC14
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November 17 begins this year's Supercomputing Conference for high performance computing, networking, storage and analysis. This will be the 27th annual conference, and the seventh for which I have been a contributor.
Supercomputing has always been a unique conference. It brings together a diverse set of people and companies, researchers, educators, students, and collaborators dedicated to furthering science.
My part of Supercomputing has been to provide some of the communications facilities linking the many booths on the convention center floor with research and commercial networks around the world. Over the last seven years, I have seen the SCinet network grow from about 200 Gigabits of live capacity using 20 x 10 Gigabit client services to this year's record of over 1400 Gigabits using 14 x 100 Gigabit client services. And this is on systems that have the ability to support a total of over 30 terabits of data carrying capacity.
The SCinet WAN team has always tried to use the most leading edge systems, often in pre-release versions from the WAN vendors. The last time the Supercomputing conference was held in New Orleans in 2010, we built the first ever long haul 100G facility from New Orleans to Chicago using specially built 100G LAN modules. Amazingly, it only took five days from shipment of the modules to bring up that 100G circuit.
Infinera and Telefónica Collaborate on Multi-Domain and Multi-Vendor Transport SDN Proof of Concept
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Today, Telefónica announced the successful completion of a multi-domain and multi-vendor transport SDN interoperability proof-of-concept (PoC) trial with Infinera and three other optical vendors. Infinera's DTN converged optical transport platforms equipped with Open Transport Switch (OTS) software were located in Telefonica labs in Madrid while each of the other vendors had equipment located in their own labs. The PoC showed that Telefónica was able to remotely and rapidly provision services across all four vendors' optical domains, using an IETF-based Application Based Network Operations (ABNO) orchestrator-controller and a hierarchical controller architecture that leveraged distributed control planes for greater scale, faster service restoration, and greater network resource utilization. Infinera played an important role in this activity that enabled Telefónica to assess the state of the industry with regard to multi-domain control in an SDN environment and evaluate different vendor approaches.
One might ask what the motivation is for participating in such a demonstration and whether this makes all transport vendors appear the same. The answer to this question is two pronged.
- First, Infinera's goal is to do what is right for our customers and the market. Customers today are asking for Transport SDN and standard open APIs that enable them to leverage their dynamic transport layer to deliver bandwidth services wherever and whenever needed within a vendor's network domain, whether for enabling rapid activation of new services across multi-domain networks or to optimize core multi-layer backbones and reduce extraneous transit router port expenses.
- Second, the spirit of Transport SDN is about enabling best of breed choices while also enabling a pragmatic level of programmability. We believe that Intelligent Transport Networks based on converged WDM and switching technologies offer the highest performance and ease of use as well as the most software control. Platforms such as Infinera's DTN-X are already providing customers with industry-leading flexibility and ease-of-use experience today. With OTS, this level of flexibility in the optical transport layer can be accessed programmatically.
In summary, we are making our already software-controllable platforms easily programmable using our lightweight, Web 2.0-centric OTS. By using OTS instead of a heavyweight EMS and/or controller-based solution, network operators can easily integrate Infinera's Intelligent Transport Network with any SDN controller technology, facilitating rapid DevOps innovation of new features. In a multi-vendor solution under SDN control, we believe that choice of transport platform still matters, and factors such as flexibility, reliability, scale, ease of deployment and ease of use will continue to matter, along with providing network programmability APIs. While APIs can abstract the physical infrastructure and enable programmable services, what's under the API matters more than ever.
Earlier this year, we collaborated with Telefónica to demonstrate Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) and simplified IP link turn-up in a multi-layer, multi-vendor network. Key SDN components used in this demonstration included Telefonica's ABNO multi-layer PCE controller and Infinera's OTS. Here, OTS provided programmable bandwidth through a simple abstraction of the transport network, enabling dynamic transport-on-demand capabilities for the IP/MPLS layer as seen in this video.
We were pleased to participate with Telefónica in both of these proof-of-concept trials to demonstrate how SDN can enable faster creation of new services as well as optimal path calculation to minimize network resource utilization, and to provide greater control plane scalability with faster, more efficient service restoration across multiple vendors, domains, and network layers.
Bringing Service Provider Opinion to the Metro 100G Debate
By Andrew Schmitt
Principal Analyst – Optical, Infonetics Research
Infonetics conducts multiple surveys of service providers each year on a wide variety of subjects, but by far our most popular subject in the optical area has been the deployment of advanced WDM speeds and technologies. It was feedback from this survey that led to my opinion in 2011 that once it was widely available, 100G would obsolete 40G—something essentially complete outside of China. (Click here to download Infonetics' white paper, The Fast Approaching 100G Era.)
Deployment of 100G coherent WDM technology in the past two years has been nothing short of stunning. Let's look at some quick facts:
- Total 100G coherent port shipments tripled in 2013, after quadrupling the year before.
- Coherent 100G port shipments are on track to double during 2014 and will represent nearly half of all worldwide deployed WDM bandwidth this year.
- By 2016 virtually all long haul WDM installed will be coherent 100G or faster, and metro deployments will begin a period of rapid expansion.
While metro 100G WDM is generating a big buzz today, the reality is it accounts for less than a third of all installations to date. But service providers are now turning their attention to the metro, seeking to evaluate improved generations of coherent technology on the horizon for deployment in shorter reach and most cost sensitive metro applications. I expect this will result in a cascade of metro 100G shipments starting late next year.
Our recent survey was designed to help settle some of the big metro 100G debates, such as how much 100G is being installed in the metro today and in 2016. We asked service providers what percentage of their coherent 100G installations were in the metro versus the core and observed a very interesting trend.
The data clearly shows there are two kinds of service providers using 100G today:
- Those following the traditional model where 100G is mostly used for long spans and sparingly for the metro (early core adopters)
- And another type of service provider that is already using coherent technology almost exclusively for links under 600km (early metro adopters)
This is happening right now, which means equipment companies must make multiple products to address each market independently. It is unlikely that a single product can effectively serve the whole market.
We also wanted to understand service provider opinions on general market assumptions about the 100G metro coherent market. We asked respondents to agree or disagree with the following statements on a scale of 1 to 7, where 1 was 'do not agree', 4 was 'somewhat agree', and 7 was 'strongly agree'. Here's what we learned:
The Evolution of Next-Gen Optical Networks: Terabit Super-Channels and Flex-Grid ROADM Architectures
Director, CATV Marketing
I attended the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo four weeks ago in Denver, where I presented a paper I co-authored with Anuj Malik, also of Infinera. Our paper, "The Evolution of Next-Gen Optical Networks: Terabit Super-Channels and Flex-Grid ROADM Architectures," was presented as part of the Super-Charging Fiber panel in the SCTE technical sessions.
Cable operators have made significant progress in deploying 100 Gb/s transport waves in their core networks. 100G waves allow 8 Tb/s or more of capacity on traditional fiber using the standard 50 GHz C-Band ITU-T grid. However, bandwidth growth projections already indicate that 8 Tb/s of capacity will be insufficient in the near future. To address the emerging capacity requirements and to achieve better spectral efficiency, next-generation optical networks will utilize a flexible grid channel plan (variable-width optical channels) and terabit super-channels implemented with higher order modulation.
The standard ITU grid has built-in guard bands between each optical channel to allow filtering and switching. These guard bands waste up to 25% of the fiber's capacity. This capacity can be recovered by eliminating the ITU grid as we know it and migrating to wider super-channels, which can theoretically support up to 24 Tb/s of capacity per fiber using 16QAM modulation. Using higher order modulation (BPSK, QPSK, M-ary QAM), it is possible to provision the modulation format on a lambda by lambda basis, allowing operators to optimize their networks in the future for reach versus total capacity.
With super-channels, multiple optical carriers are digitally combined to create an aggregate channel of a higher data rate. However, managing super-channels is a challenge as super-channels occupy variable spectrum on the ITU grid depending upon the modulation scheme (BPSK, QPSK, etc.). This requires the use of flexible-grid ROADMs which can switch any amount of optical spectrum in increments of 12.5 GHz.
Traditionally, optical networks have used ROADMs to switch wavelengths optically. Since most end-user client services remain at 10 Gb/s, muxponders are used to aggregate these services in a point-to-point fashion onto wavelengths. But with super-channels, this muxponder based architecture can become highly inefficient if it lacks the capability to groom services into super-channels and hence can lead to low utilization of deployed bandwidth.


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The Clarion is available in three binding options: A black Calf-Split leather, a brown Calfskin leather and a black Goatskin leather. You can read more about these options here. In short, they increase in softness and suppleness (and price, obviously) as you move from Calf split with Goatskin being the top level, softest and most supple. It's really something. Also the Goatskin and Calfskin have "art gilding" which is the red-under-gold look, and the Calf split just has regular gold gilding.
The paper is thin, but ghosting is minimal. My only quibble is that the pages tend to curl up at the edges in some places in the Bible. This has been reported in other places, however it doesn't bother me that much. I hope to be carrying this Bible with me for many, many years to come.
If you are looking for a "lifetime" Bible, this is a good choice in any of the three bindings. It is available in ESV, NASB, NKJV and KJV.
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Manchester United are facing competition from Premier League rivals Liverpool in their pursuit of Mexico international midfielder Hector Herrera, who starred for his country at the London Olympics, the Daily Mail has reported.
The 22-year-old is valued by his current club, Pachuca, at around £10m but is attracting interest from both United and Liverpool. Pachuca sporting director Andres Fassi announced recently that United had made an approach for Herrera, having first identified the player over a year ago - long before he won a Gold medal at this summer's Olympic Games.
The Mail suggests Herrera would be a replacement for Lucas Moura in the plans of Sir Alex Ferguson, after Paris Saint-Germain beat United to the signing of the Brazil international. In what could be a busy last week and a half of the transfer window at Old Trafford, the Mail is also claiming United will wrap up the signing of Chilean teenager Angelo Henriquez, and are considering a loan deal for Milan defender Phillipe Mexes in order to ease their defensive injury crisis.
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Winners of the prestigious 2014 High Plains Book Awards, a project of Billings Public Library, were announced Saturday, October 25, 2014 in Billings, Montana at a banquet held at the Yellowstone Art Museum. http://bit.ly/10wKErA
Rough Breaks: A Wyoming High Country Memoir by Laurie Wagner Buyer won best non fiction book
When twenty-eight-year-old Laurie Wagner hired on at the O Bar Y Ranch in western Wyoming, she was a novice to ranching life but no stranger to isolated locations. As revealed in her celebrated memoir When I Came West, Laurie had already spent years living in a rustic cabin in the Montana wilderness with a troubled Vietnam veteran. Rough Breaks recounts the next chapter in her life, beginning with her painful break from Bill Atkinson, and unfolding into a modern-day saga of life on a remote cattle ranch.
Karl Bodmer's America Revisited: Landscape Views Across Time by W. Raymond Wood and Robert Lindholm won best art and photography book
Less than thirty years after Lewis and Clark completed their epic journey, Prince Maximilian of Wied—a German naturalist—and his entourage set off on their own daring expedition across North America. Accompanying the prince on this 1832–34 voyage was Swiss artist Karl Bodmer, whose drawings and watercolors—designed to illustrate Maximilian's journals—now rank among the great treasures of nineteenth-century American art. This lavishly illustrated book juxtaposes Bodmer's landscape images with modern-day photographs of the same views, allowing readers to see what has changed, and what seems unchanged, since the time Maximilian and Bodmer made their storied trip up the Missouri River.
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Santos gets the shakes as oil M&A looms
25 November 2014 | Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Jake Mitchell
PRINT: 26 November 2014 | PAGE 14 | Santos gets the shakes as oil M&A looms
Santos is looking more and more vulnerable as a takeover target after the oil and gas company's share price slid a further 5 per cent to $11.83 on Tuesday.
|Santos Ltd, Senex Energy Ltd, Woodside Petroleum, Drillsearch Energy
|David Knox, Alan Bond
|Energy & Utilities/Oil, Energy & Utilities/Gas Extraction, Mergers & Acquisitions
About that lunch . . .
30 October 2014 |
PRINT: 30 October 2014 | PAGE 61 | About that lunch . . .
It seems we owe John Brogden and John Valder lunch. And an apology for any implied inference about John Brogden's character.
|John Brogden, John Valder, Alan Bond, John Valder
Lunch watch
29 October 2014 |
PRINT: 29 October 2014 | PAGE 45 | Bondy meets Brogden
It's the age old question: Rockpool or Spice Temple? Lured by the dry Wagyu beef, we headed downstairs to Neil Perry's underground Chinese restaurant. Not a great decision for a business gossip writer, it turned out.
|Neil Perry, Joseph Carrozzi, John Denton, Paul Howes, Gillon Mclachlan, John Brogden, Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry
Australians can gaffe with the greatest
05 September 2014 | Pierpont
PRINT: 05 September 2014 | PAGE 2 | Down Under blunders
Pierpont is quilling this month's column from Edinburgh, where a financial savant named Russell Napier is establishing The Library of Mistakes.
|Alan Bond, Warwick Fairfax, Christopher Skase
|Leadership/Entrepreneur, Company News/Bankruptcies, Leadership/Management, Leadership/Decision Making
Australians can gaffe with the greatest
05 September 2014 | Pierpont
PRINT: 05 September 2014 | PAGE 20 | Down Under blunders
Pierpont is quilling this month's column from Edinburgh, where a financial savant named Russell Napier is establishing The Library of Mistakes.
|Alan Bond, Warwick Fairfax, Christopher Skase
|Leadership/Entrepreneur, Company News/Bankruptcies, Leadership/Management, Leadership/Decision Making
Suburb profile: Peppermint Grove, Perth
29 August 2014 | Larry Schlesinger
PRINT: 29 August 2014 | PAGE 3 | The mother lode
One of the country's priciest enclaves is home to mining magnates and billionaires.
|Wesfarmers Ltd
|Andrew Forrest, Richard Goyder, Alan Bond
|Property - Residential, Property - Residential/WA, Property - Residential/Sales & Auctions
How Keith De Lacy and Martin Kriewaldt bonded
21 August 2014 |
PRINT: 21 August 2014 | PAGE 53 | Keith and Martin bonded
Sadly Clive Palmer was not present (he was no doubt at home photo-shopping the heads of the Oz's Chris Mitchell and Hedley Thomas onto rat bodies, Daily Tele-style).
|Keith De Lacy, Martin Kriewaldt, Alan Bond, Paul de Jersey, Damian Frawley, Brett Heading, Clive Palmer, Tony Abbott
|Media & Marketing/Publishing & Media
Three Cs top of mind at Wesfarmers – CEO succession will make it four
04 July 2014 | Simon Evans
PRINT: 04 July 2014 | PAGE 2 | Cannibals, cash, CEO on agenda
Cannibalisation, capital management and cash pile are the three Cs closely occupying the minds of the top brass and the board at Wesfarmers.
Peter Meakin's top one-liners
26 May 2014 | Jake Mitchell
The axing of 150 jobs at Ten's news division sparked some colourful one-liners from news and current affairs boss Peter Meakin.
|Fairfax Media Ltd
|Peter Meakin, Kerry Packer, Alan Bond, David Leckie, John Alexander
|Media & Marketing/Television
Ex-CEO's painful price for Fincorp debacle
31 March 2014 | Duncan Hughes
PRINT: 31 March 2014 | PAGE 2 | Ex-CEO's painful price for Fincorp debacle
The former chief executive of a disgraced finance group has blamed "over-zealous" regulators and "unconscionable" colleagues for destroying his company and driving him to the point of insanity and destitution.
|Alan Jones, Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry
Byrnes vows to tell of union ties to crime figures
03 March 2014 | Nick McKenzie
PRINT: 03 March 2014 | PAGE 4 | Byrnes vows to tell of union-crime tie
Business identity Jim Byrnes has vowed to testify at the royal commission into union corruption about construction union bribery and union links to organised criminals.
|Jim Byrnes, Graham Richardson, Alan Bond
|Courts & Legal, Employment & Industrial Relations
Five reasons why now is the time to be an entrepreneur
27 November 2013 | Amanda Gome
It's a big claim, but here it is: there has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur. Here's why entrepreneurship is now a way of life.
|Alan Bond, Kerry Packer, Rupert Murdoch
|Employment & Industrial Relations
Half a century of boom and bust
25 November 2013 | Trevor Sykes
PRINT: 25 November 2013 | PAGE 2 | A lifetime of boom and bust
The Australian Financial Review has covered a series of booms and busts in its half century of publication.
Leaders, builders, pioneers and stirrers, 1963-2013
25 November 2013 |
PRINT: 25 November 2013 | PAGE 2 | Leaders, builders, pioneers and stirrers, 1963-2013
The Australian Financial Review recognises the 50 figures who shaped the nation's business landscape over the past half century, from captains of industry to corporate raiders.
AFR 50th anniversary special: the shapers of modern Australia
25 November 2013 | Michael Stutchbury
PRINT: 25 November 2013 | PAGE 2 | Shapers of modern Australian business
The more I've obsessed about this, the more it has become clear that leaders, pioneers and shakers provide the narrative framework to tell the story of how today's business landscape has been shaped. It helps to sharpen the criteria and hence the selection choice. And we end up with a moral tale: this is the story of the people who built the modern Australia. More than popularly recognised, we are an enterprising nation of doers and entrepreneurs who now feel comfortable building global businesses.
The paper that shaped Australia
25 November 2013 | Andrew Clark
PRINT: 25 November 2013 | PAGE 1 | The paper that shaped Australia
Fifty years ago, The Australian Financial Review turned its attention to one very ambitious goal – shaping a more prosperous future.
Fogarty snaps up $7.25m Cottesloe house
14 November 2013 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 13 November 2013 | PAGE 3 | Fogarty's $7.25m Cottesloe buy sets tongues wagging in Perth
Businessman Jon Fogarty was the successful bidder for a $7.25 million Perth house next to Alan Bond's home in beachside Cottesloe.
|Kim Hames, Alan Bond
|Politics, Property - Residential, Health & Wellbeing
Perth's top end property not so hot
01 November 2013 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 01 November 2013 | PAGE 2 | Perth's top end maybe not as hot as it seems
Top end agent Mack Hall has dowsed talk that Perth's luxury property sector is about to boom.
|Alan Bond
|Property - Residential, Economy
Company directors in the dark on duty to creditors
11 October 2013 | Hannah Low
PRINT: 27 September 2013 | PAGE 1 | Directors left in the dark on creditor duty
Company directors will have little guidance on how to prioritise their duties when a company faces insolvency, after the mammoth Bell Group litigation was settled, rather than determined by the High Court.
|Alan Bond
|Courts & Legal, Financial Services Industry, Company News
Reliving Cup glory days
27 September 2013 |
PRINT: 27 September 2013 | PAGE 37 | Reliving Cup glory days
The AFL and NRL grand finals may be looming, But it's the America's Cup that's front and centre this week. And who gives a Kiwi fruit about the Yanks' sensational comeback win this year when it's 30 years since we won it!
|John Bertrand, Alan Bond, Bob Hawke, Bob Oatley, Sandy Oatley, John Coates, Bruce Mcwilliam, Phil Kearns
Oracle's anniversary win of Auld Mug brings back memories of Australia II
26 September 2013 | Claire Stewart
PRINT: 27 September 2013 | PAGE 1 | Oracle's anniversary win of Auld Mug brings back memories of Australia II
Bob Hawke, Alan Bond and John Bertrand shared a podium with Auld Mug to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the team's 1983 America's Cup win.
|Bob Hawke, Alan Bond, John Bertrand
Kiwi pride at stake in final race of America's Cup
25 September 2013 | Claire Stewart
PRINT: 26 September 2013 | PAGE 4 | Kiwi pride at stake in race decider
If New Zealand lose the America's Cup "they won't go home", skipper of Australia's victorious 1983 team John Bertrand said.
|John Bertrand, Alan Bond, Larry Ellison
A salute to the sail of the century
23 September 2013 | Jennifer Hewett
PRINT: 23 September 2013 | PAGE 1 | Salute to the sail of the century
Back when Australia sent a bunch of meat pie-loving sailors, brash patrons and naive journalists to the posh American sailing town of Newport, the America's Cup was a simpler, more human-scale affair. In Sydney this week, some of those same players will gather to celebrate a brief and glorious era in Australian sport.
|Alan Bond
Palmer goes small for constitutional challenge
20 September 2013 | Marcus Priest
PRINT: 20 September 2013 | PAGE 1 | Palmer goes small for carbon challenge
Clive Palmer went to Townsville when it came to challenging the carbon tax.
|Clive Palmer, Robert Holmes A Court, Alan Bond
|Courts & Legal
Kiwis carry Australian yachting hopes in America's Cup
14 September 2013 | Geoff Winestock
PRINT: 14 September 2013 | PAGE 1 | Kiwis carry Australian yachting hopes too
Australia is not there this time but local yachting officials are hoping for a New Zealand win in the America's Cup now under way off San Francisco.
|Larry Ellison, Alan Bond, Bob Hawke, John Bertrand
|Sport, Technology
Bell Group case poised to reach settlement
11 September 2013 | Matthew Drummond
PRINT: 11 September 2013 | PAGE 4 | Banks ready to settle $1.6bn Bell Group case
Australia's biggest and most expensive law suit, the Bell Group case, is poised to reach settlement, which would likely leave a consortium of 20 banks including Westpac, NAB and Commonwealth Bank to pay a compensation bill totalling more than $1.58 billion.
|Westpac Banking Corp, Commonwealth Bank., National Aust. Bank
|Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry, Courts & Legal
What Trevor Sykes taught Christopher Skase
31 July 2013 | Trevor Sykes
PRINT: 31 July 2013 | PAGE 1 | What Trevor Sykes taught Skase
Legendary journalist Trevor Sykes reflects on a lifetime of reporting on the more colourful characters in Australian business.
|Adam Spencer, Alan Bond, Christopher Skase
Stakes too high for Santos bid
29 July 2013 | Angela Macdonald-Smith
PRINT: 29 July 2013 | PAGE 2 | Stakes too high for Santos bid
The takeover speculation that flared up around Santos over recent weeks helped its shares to 15-month highs earlier this month, but the company is probably too big a bite for anyone other than the majors.
|Santos Ltd, Woodside Petroleum, Beach Energy Ltd, Origin Energy
|David Knox, Alan Bond, Ken Borda
Louis Vuitton series sets off as America's Cup begins
05 July 2013 | Hannah Tattersall
PRINT: 05 July 2013 | PAGE 3 | Race to contend
The race is on to determine who will challenge for the America's Cup in September, with the Louis Vuitton Cup on the waters of San Francisco this month.
|Alan Bond, Larry Ellison, Warren Buffett
Barry back on Media Watch
02 May 2013 |
PRINT: 02 May 2013 | PAGE 61 | Barry back on Media Watch
ABC managing director Mark Scott is set to appoint journalist Paul Barry as host of Media Watch. Barry will replace current host Jonathan Holmes mid-way through the season.
|Mark Scott, Paul Barry, Rupert Murdoch, Kerry Packer, Alan Bond, Jonathan Shier
|Media & Marketing/Television
National briefs
16 March 2013 |
PRINT: 16 March 2013 | PAGE 3 |
Twenty banks will be allowed to appeal a decision forcing them to pay $1.58 billion to liquidators of the Bell Group, the entity once controlled by fallen tycoon Alan Bond. T
|Westpac Banking Corp, National Aust. Bank, Commonwealth Bank.
|Alan Bond, Penny Wong, Paul Mcclintock
|Courts & Legal, Property - Residential, Health & Wellbeing
How to nurture our entrepreneurs
16 March 2013 | Tony Boyd
PRINT: 16 March 2013 | PAGE 1 | How to nurture our entrepreneurs
It has been a mixed week for Australian entrepreneurs. While high profile mining magnate Nathan Tinkler was being grilled in a Sydney court about his huge debts and minimal cashflow, on the other side of town a $30 million fund was launched to support emerging digital stars.
|Whitehaven Coal, CSL Ltd, Cochlear Ltd, Resmed Inc, Seek Ltd, Fortescue Metals Grp
|Nathan Tinkler, Andrew Forrest, Christopher Skase, Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry, Technology, Metals & Mining
Banks win High Court hearing on Bell Group
15 March 2013 |
The consortium of 20 banks involved in Australia's most expensive and longest-running court case have won the right to take their battle to the High Court.
|Westpac Banking Corp
|Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance, Courts & Legal
Beware the bond market bubble
13 March 2013 | Sally Patten
PRINT: 13 March 2013 | PAGE 1 | Beware the bond market bubble
The surge in bond prices that followed the global financial crisis has created a bubble, says MFS chairman and chief executive Robert Manning.
|Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry, Personal Investment, Personal Investment/Managed Funds, Personal Investment/Superannuation, Financial Markets, Financial Markets/Bonds Markets, Financial Markets/Equities Markets
Westpac's word is its Bond
26 February 2013 |
PRINT: 26 February 2013 | PAGE 44 | Westpac's word is its Bond
Westpac chief executive Gail Kelly, her institutional banking boss Rob Whitfield and her COO John Arthur helmed the bank's entourage to India last week to open its Mumbai branch alongside Australian High Commissioner Patrick Suckling.
|Gail Kelly, Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
The perfect PPP for the taxpayers
25 February 2013 | Andrew Fraser
PRINT: 25 February 2013 | PAGE 2 | The perfect PPP for the taxpayers
Kerry Packer said you only get one Alan Bond in your lifetime, and for the taxpayers of Queensland, this was Brisconnections. As the administrators were finally called in by the owners of Brisbane's Airportlink, one thing has yet to said explicitly. It is irrefutable: this was the PPP of a lifetime for the people of Queensland. Far from a disaster and a debacle, this was a zinger of deal.
|Brisconnection Trust
|Kerry Packer, Alan Bond
|Politics/Queensland Politics, Politics/NSW Politics, Transport, Financial Services Industry/Private Equity
Sports luminary plans America's Cup bid
17 January 2013 | Sarah Thompson
PRINT: 17 January 2013 | PAGE 1 | Sports luminary plans America's Cup bid
Exclusive | Sports manager and entertainment entrepreneur James Erskine is working on a bid to field an America's Cup team in a venture backed by a sovereign wealth fund from Qatar.
|Allco Finance Group
|James Erskine, Basil Scaffidi, David Coe, Lang Walker, Bob Oatley, John Bertrand, Alan Bond, Larry Ellison, Shane Warne, Harry Kewell
Mineral Resources apply early lessons
10 December 2012 | Luke Forrestal
PRINT: 10 December 2012 | PAGE 2 | Lessons in mining learnt well
Chris Ellison and Peter Wade acknowledge they owe Joseph Gutnick thanks for helping to turn their company, Mineral Resources, into the $1.6 billion mining services success story it is today.
|Mineral Resources.
|Chris Ellison, Joseph Gutnick, Steve Wyatt, Bob Gavranich, Angela Bennett, Alan Bond
|Metals & Mining
Black Tuesday: lessons from the crash
20 October 2012 | Trevor Sykes
PRINT: 20 October 2012 | PAGE 3 | Daddy, what did you do during the crash
This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the most traumatic day in the history of the Australian Securities Exchange: October 20, 1987 or, as it was dubbed at the time, Black Tuesday.
|Alan Bond, Warwick Fairfax, Robert Holmes A Court, Laurie Connell, Kerry Packer, John Elliott
|Company News, Economy, Financial Markets, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
A crash course on financial crises
20 October 2012 | Philip Baker
PRINT: 20 October 2012 | PAGE 1 | A crash course
With the benefit of 25 years of hindsight since the 1987 sharemarket crash and about five since the start of the GFC – what have we learned about financial crisis?
|Olev Rahn, Mark Burgess, Tony Berg, Paul Keating, Alan Bond, Christopher Skase, Robert Holmes A Court, John Elliott, Maurice Newman, Samuel Kavourakis
|Financial Markets/Equities Markets, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
Aussie dream machines cruise distant byways
20 September 2012 | Terry Ingram
PRINT: 20 September 2012 | PAGE 1 | Dream machine diaspora
Much of Australia's great car stock has left the country over the past 50 years and is now turning up at auction in the northern hemisphere.
|Clive Palmer, John Borghetti, Alan Bond
|Transport/Automobiles, Consumer Goods & Services/Tourism & Travel
Bell judgment may double banks' bill
17 August 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 18 August 2012 | PAGE 3 | Bell judgment may double banks' bill
Updated | A syndicate of banks has failed to overturn a 2008 decision forcing them to pay $1.58 billion to liquidators of the Bell Group, once controlled by fallen Perth tycoon Alan Bond.
|Westpac Banking Corp, Commonwealth Bank., West Australian News
|Alan Bond, Robert Holmes A Court
|Courts & Legal, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
Tuckwell's star on the rise
31 July 2012 | Sally Patten
PRINT: 01 August 2012 | PAGE 19 | Tuckwell's star on the rise
At just 55, Graham Tuckwell has had more careers than most of us would dare, or perhaps care, to have in two or three lifetimes. Even so, he has created a stir this year with his inclusion in both the BRW and Sunday Times rich lists.
|Vince Fitzgerald, Alan Bond
|Financial Services Industry
There's only one Crown for Packer
04 May 2012 | Andrew Cleary
PRINT: 04 May 2012 | PAGE 49 | There's only one Crown for Packer
James Packer is determined to get his casino in Sydney, he just needs the cash. Now it looks to be coming from dismantling the last vestiges of a media empire that took three generations of Packers more than 90 years to build.
|Crown Ltd, Echo Entertainment, Consolidated Media, Ten Network Holdings, Seek Ltd, Carsales.Com Ltd, Fairfax Media Ltd
|James Packer, Harold Mitchell, Kerry Packer, Alan Bond, Lachlan Murdoch
Musing on Murdochs
16 April 2012 |
PRINT: 16 April 2012 | PAGE 52 | Musing on Murdochs
Veteran business reporter and author Paul Barry is writing a book about Rupert Murdoch's succession planning at News Corporation and whether Lachlan, Elisabeth or James – or none of them – will end up helming the media giant.
|Shane Warne, Andrew Rule, Rupert Murdoch, Elisabeth Murdoch, James Murdoch, Lachlan Murdoch, Alan Bond, Kerry Packer
|Media & Marketing/Publishing & Media, Arts & Entertainment
Pierpont | Forty years of colourful companies
24 February 2012 |
PRINT: 24 February 2012 | PAGE 60 | Forty years of colourful characters
Readers are participating in a piece of literary history today. We are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first column Pierpont quilled for this august journal.
|Condor Metals Ltd
|Alan Bond, Laurie Connell, Brian Yuill, Robert Holmes A Court
|Company News, Courts & Legal, Technology, Metals & Mining
Tales of austerity ring hollow
16 February 2012 | John Quiggin
PRINT: 16 February 2012 | PAGE 62 | Tales of austerity ring hollow
As philosopher George Santayana observed, those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it. That's even more true of those who learn the wrong lessons from history.
|Alan Bond, John Elliott, Christopher Skase
|Economy/Fiscal Policy, Politics/World Politics, Politics/Federal Politics, Accidents & Emergencies, Financial Services Industry
Dark days as Bond loses his Bliss
31 January 2012 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 31 January 2012 | PAGE 45 | Dark days as Bond loses his Bliss
The curtain closed on the artistic life of Diana Gwenyth Bliss, wife of tycoon Alan Bond, on the most sombre of notes.
|Alan Bond
|Arts & Entertainment, Courts & Legal
Bond's wife was in a 'dark place: brother
30 January 2012 |
Diana Bliss, the wife of former high-flying businessman Alan Bond, was in a "very dark, lonely place" when she died, her brother says.
|Alan Bond
|Accidents & Emergencies
Alan Bond's wife found dead in pool
30 January 2012 |
PRINT: 30 January 2012 | PAGE 3 | Alan Bond's wife found dead in pool
Police have confirmed that a body found at the home of former high-flying businessman Alan Bond was that of his wife, Diana.
|Alan Bond
|Accidents & Emergencies
Woman found dead at Alan Bond's house
29 January 2012 |
The body of a woman, believed to be the wife of former high-flying businessman Alan Bond, has been found at their home in the Perth beachside suburb of Cottesloe.
|Alan Bond
|Accidents & Emergencies
How agents sell those top-end properties
14 January 2012 | Michelle Singer
PRINT: 14 January 2012 | PAGE 29 | How agents sell those top-end properties
There were some big sales last year, but they were few and far between, and it took much imaginative thinking to get deals over the line.
|Alan Bond, Steve Wyatt, Barry Patterson
|Property - Residential
Nickel's unorthodox pathfinder keeps the faith
05 December 2011 | Luke Forrestal
PRINT: 05 December 2011 | PAGE 18 | Nickel's unorthodox pathfinder keeps the faith
Minara Resources chief executive Peter Johnston finds himself in professional limbo now that Glencore has taken full control of the company through a takeover bid.
|Minara Resources
|Peter Johnston, Andrew Forrest, Alan Bond, Hugh Morgan, Ivan Glasenberg
|Metals & Mining/Non Ferrous Metals, Metals & Mining
Europe's long-term prosperity at risk
07 November 2011 | Barry Hughes
PRINT: 07 November 2011 | PAGE 23 | Europe's long-term prosperity at risk
Business media obsess over Europe's financial frailties to the neglect of far more fundamental determinants of the Continent's economic life.
|Alan Bond
Paper tiger dodges a legal bullet
17 September 2011 |
PRINT: 17 September 2011 | PAGE 22 | Paper tiger dodges a legal bullet
Kerry Stokes' West Australian Newspapers has been ruffling a few newsagency feathers..
|Seven West Media Ltd, West Australian News
|Kerry Stokes, Alan Bond
|Media & Marketing/Publishing & Media, Sport
Famous Bond-era home on market
15 September 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 15 September 2011 | PAGE 50 | Famous Bond-era house on market
One of Western Australia's most famous luxury properties is back on the market.
|Alan Bond, Michael Boyd, Michael Edgley, Lang Hancock, Kerry Stokes
|Property - Residential
Yachting cups runneth over
19 August 2011 |
PRINT: 19 August 2011 | PAGE 38 | Yachting heavies get to Hamilton
Australia's largest offshore yachting regatta opens today with a long list of celebrities attending, as well as a couple of well-travelled trophies.
|Alan Bond, Robert Salteri
After Bond, Perth gets a transport plan
15 July 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 15 July 2011 | PAGE 6 | After Bond, Perth gets a transport plan
A coastal community in WA developed by fallen tycoon Alan Bond in the 1970s is the focus of a 20-year state government blueprint for public transport in Perth.
|Troy Buswell, Alan Bond
|Economy, Technology, Transport, Politics/WA Politics
Quirks of the carbon debate
12 July 2011 |
PRINT: 12 July 2011 | PAGE 42 | Quirks of the carbon debate
The Nationals Barnaby Joyce has turned career adviser, telling the ALP's Joel Fitzgibbon he may have to go back to his former occupation.
|Barnaby Joyce, Joel Fitzgibbon, Joe Hockey, Wayne Swan, Alan Bond
|Politics/Federal Politics
Naked emperors exposed
25 June 2011 | Tony Boyd
PRINT: 25 June 2011 | PAGE 64 | Naked emperors exposed
Every so often in financial markets someone comes along and blows the whistle on a company that for all intents and purposes is sound.
|Kerry Stokes, Alan Bond, John Spalvins, Ron Brierley
|Financial Markets/Equities Markets, Company News/Bankruptcies
Australia losing its grip on beer
25 June 2011 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 25 June 2011 | PAGE 49 | Australia losing its grip on beer
So much for comparative advantage. Foreigners are trying to grab Australia's home brew. And if SABMiller pulls off a bid for Foster's, family-owned Coopers will be the only locally owned brewer of any size.
|Foster's Group
|Ted Kunkel, Trevor O'Hoy, John Elliott, Alan Bond
|Agribusiness, Mergers & Acquisitions
Directors vie with advisers for lucrative fees
18 June 2011 | Brad Hatch
PRINT: 18 June 2011 | PAGE 17 | Directors vie with advisers for lucrative fees
There's no sweeter fee than being paid to guard a takeover target as multiple bidders circle. It's the work of a defence adviser and it is a lucrative business.
|Austereo Group Ltd, Sthn Cross Media, Village Roadshow Ltd, Brisconnection Trust
|Leon Pasternak, Chris De Boer, Peter Harvie, John Kirby, Robert Kirby, Graham Burke, Jim Byrnes, Alan Bond
Top judge takes aim at white-collar criminals
10 June 2011 | Patrick Durkin
PRINT: 10 June 2011 | PAGE 1 | Top judge takes aim at white-collar criminals
The judge who nailed Steve Vizard and found against Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has warned that courts are far too lenient in sentencing white collar criminals.
|Raymond Finkelstein, Steve Vizard, Andrew Forrest, Ray Williams, Rodney Adler, Glenn Wheatley, Alan Bond, Patrick Keane
|Courts & Legal
Bishop rejects woman quota on boards
06 May 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 06 May 2011 | PAGE 65 | Julie Bishop
The Liberal Party deputy is committed to building a power base for leader Tony Abbott, although she says there are others who may not be so loyal.
|Julie Bishop, Alan Bond, Robert Menzies, Tony Abbott, Malcolm Fraser
|Politics/Federal Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Consumer Goods & Services/Food & Drink
Bank appeal defends Bond's lieutenants
19 April 2011 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 19 April 2011 | PAGE 11 | Bank appeal backs Bond's lieutenants
Alan Bond's lieutenants did the "best they could do" in giving a consortium of banks wide-ranging security over Bell Group's assets.
|Alan Bond, Neville Owen
|Courts & Legal, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
Bell Group saga back in court with appeal
15 April 2011 |
Three former judges have been hauled out of retirement to hear an appeal in an epic court case involving the Bell Group, once controlled by Alan Bond.
|Westpac Banking Corp, Commonwealth Bank., National Aust. Bank
|Alan Bond
|Courts & Legal, Financial Services Industry/Banking & Finance
Satirist sailed without an even keel
13 April 2011 | Colleen Ryan
PRINT: 13 April 2011 | PAGE 56 | Satirist sailed without an even keel
Peter Ruehl, who died suddenly on Monday, was true to form in his last column for the Financial Review – mocking, derisive, disrespectful – and very funny.
|Lee Rhiannon, Alan Bond
|Media & Marketing/Publishing & Media
From chez Bond to 'Taj-on-Swan'
14 February 2011 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 14 February 2011 | PAGE 11 | From chez Bond to 'Taj-on-Swan'
Should I buy the $50 million house once owned by businessman Alan Bond or the $20 million prime building site vacated by fallen fertiliser tycoon Pankaj Oswal?
|Mineral Resources.
|Alan Bond
|Property - Residential, Metals & Mining
No more lying low in the west
12 February 2011 | Ainslie Chandler
PRINT: 12 February 2011 | PAGE 19 | High-rise plans back on the boil
After years of community resistance, Perth's coastline is poised to welcome high-rise apartment towers.
|Alan Bond, John Day, Colin Barnett
|Property - Commercial, Property - Residential
Sad storeys: it's tough work building a better Perth
15 January 2011 |
PRINT: 15 January 2011 | PAGE 12 | Sad storeys: it's tough work building a better Perth
The Prince always enjoys a visit to the principality's most western capital.
|Sam Tarascio, Ric Stowe, Alan Bond, Kerry Packer, Warren Anderson
|Property - Commercial, Construction & Engineering, Courts & Legal
Packer's back, watch this space
23 October 2010 | Lisa Murray
PRINT: 23 October 2010 | PAGE 26 | Packer's back, stay tuned
He wasn't expected to return, so what does James Packer want with the Ten Network?
Bell Group case drags on and on
02 October 2010 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 02 October 2010 | PAGE 8 | Bell Group case drags on and on
After 13 years, and more than $500 million in legal fees, West Australian Supreme Court judge Neville Owen could at least see the lighter side of the Bell Group case.
|Alan Bond, Neville Owen, Robert Holmes A Court
|Courts & Legal, Company News, Politics/WA Politics
Cup geniuses let cats out of the bag
16 September 2010 | Peter Ruehl
PRINT: 16 September 2010 | PAGE 68 | Cup geniuses let cats out of the bag
It sounds like a half-baked idea but it may just open the door for Australia to get back in the action for the America's Cup, something it hasn't done for a generation. The geniuses who run the competition have just decided to run the thing in catamarans, which are a lot cheaper to build than a monohull and it's mainly money that has kept Australia out of it.
|Alan Bond, Bob Hawke
Perth's new rising star
20 March 2010 |
PRINT: 20 March 2010 | PAGE 26 | IN POWER, IN PERTH
The newest board member at Fortescue Metals Group has a reputation for being analytical, intellectual, and somewhat risk-averse. There's also talk he will one day lead the iron-ore miner.
|Fortescue Metals Grp
|Andrew Forrest, John Poynton, Rod Eddington, Alan Bond, Andrew Forrest
|Resources & Mining
Corporate marriages have no pre-nup
27 February 2010 |
Corporate marriages are wonderful things. It's the break up that can get a little expensive. Kerry Packer and Rupert Murdoch always seemed so wonderful together. Who would think News Corporation would end up with a $900 million aftertaste?
|News Corp, News Corp Pref Share
|(Rupert) Keith Rupert Murdoch, Alan Bond, Lachlan Keith Murdoch
|Media & Marketing