Palmer’s logo of a lion with Fabio-style tresses tooting a trumpet encapsulates the incoherent messaging we can expect when a billionaire gets involved in politics.
The Federation-style home has sheltered a returned soldier,esteemed surgeons and a world-renowned artist — notable West Australians who have left their mark on its timeworn walls. But none more so than the billionaire who could mark the end of its legacy.
Australia’s richest person has called for a gargantuan rise in defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP at a sunset vigil before Anzac Day.
The prominent media personality,who began his broadcast career with Seven more than 30 years ago,confirmed he was no longer on the company’s payroll.
The council ditched the advice of officers to allow Australia’s richest person to wrap her mining empire’s headquarters in company advertising,but fellow billionaire Andrew Forrest wasn’t so lucky.
The deputy Liberal leader added a letter to her name in a quest for lifelong excitement. Now she’s added the space adventures of Musk to her out-there view of Australia Day.
From corporate box seats to the cheap seats,Richard Goyder is no stranger to the Australian Open’s post-match pilgrimage.
Australia’s richest person was serenaded by a choir of staff singing the praises of their “dear chairman” at a party for Roy Hill mine workers.
Twenty Australians hold twice as much wealth as the bottom two million households.
Billionaire moguls Gina Rinehart and Anthony Pratt are due to attend,while Kevin Rudd will probably be the only former Australian prime minister present for the big day.