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Topic: chairman
Despite ostensible progress toward diversifying Australian boardrooms with younger blood, many companies continue to appoint older directors.

Will 2015 mark the beginning of the end for the old boys’ club?

Companies

Jan 06, 2015

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After less than two months on the ASX, what a curious little company Wind Hydrogen Ltd is proving to be, full of sound and green promises, but looking more speculative by the day, and none too rewarding thus far for the investors talked into punting $12 million on the IPO, writes Michael Pascoe.

Nifty Neville blows Wind Hydrogen

Business

Nov 08, 2007

Peter Garrett’s encounter with 2UE announcer Steve Price in Qantas’ Chairman’s Lounge at Melbourne airport last Friday led to all sorts of trouble for the Labor Party over the weekend. Garrett says it was a joke. Price heard it differently.

Crikey Cabbie Panel: Steve Price doesn’t tip

Politics

Nov 05, 2007

The starter’s gun has been fired and once again, we’ve got a political election in Australia coinciding with the corporate AGM season when more than 2000 public company directors will face a poll of their own. Stephen Mayne writes.

Revealed: how media companies hide from electoral scrutiny

News

Oct 15, 2007

Richard Pratt's honorary Doctorate in Law from Melbourne Uni is a qualification that presumably gives him unusual insight into these thoughts from ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel on the operation of cartels, a ''form of theft ... little different from classes of corporate crime that already attract criminal sentences".

Crikey Says

Crikey Says

Oct 09, 2007

Despite being a serial board candidate, there hasn’t been a tilt yet in 2007 – but that all changed this week when West Australian Newspapers company secretary Bernard Yates confirmed my nomination to run for the board had been accepted.

Tilt 29 – Another crack at the board of WA News

Business

Sep 20, 2007

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