
Anastasia Santoreneos
Reporter and Special Projects Lead at Forbes Australia
Reporter at @Forbes_Au. Moonlight in alcohol taste-testing vids. Views my own.
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forbes.com.au | Mark Whittaker |Suzanne Rowan Kelleher |Shivaune Field |Anastasia Santoreneos
Scenic World and the Hammon family took on some of Australia's wealthiest and won. Here's how they grabbed the keys to BridgeClimb - and what they did next. When Anthea Hammon declared she wanted to be a mechanical engineer, her older brother David felt an enormous weight lift. He was off the hook.
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forbes.com.au | Shivaune Field |Chase Peterson-Withorn |Mary Whitfill Roeloffs |Anastasia Santoreneos
A shake-up at the top of the Global Liveability Index has knocked Vienna off its perch - while three Australian capital cities have made the cut in the world's top ten list. It is home to 1.4 million people, sports 382 kilometres of bike lanes, will be 80 per cent carbon neutral next year, and is led by a Tasmanian-born, Danish-living Queen.
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forbes.com.au | Grace Chung |Anastasia Santoreneos |Shivaune Field |Mark Whittaker
Women everywhere from China and the U.S. to Indonesia and Russia have broken many glass ceilings, thanks to everything from coal and collagen to software and soy sauce. It's never been a better time for women entrepreneurs - at least by the numbers. There are now an estimated 658 million female founders and company owners worldwide, compared to 772 million men, per the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor.
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forbes.com.au | Anastasia Santoreneos |Leigh Cuen |Rachel Wells
Vow, the Sydney start-up behind a cultured quail parfait brand called Forged, has finally got its green light. Key Takeaways Sydney lab-grown meat start-up Vow is set to see its cultured quail products hit menus within weeks, after the Australian government approved the sale of cultured meat. This follows a years-long safety assessment by food regulator FSANZ.
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forbes.com.au | Kyle Khan-Mullins |Phoebe Liu |Anastasia Santoreneos |Monica Hunter-Hart
Donald Trump's oldest children earned a couple million dollars a year working inside their father's real-estate empire, according to Forbes' estimates. Barron Trump appears to be earning much more, much faster. Barron Trump was all in on cryptocurrency before his father knew hardly anything about it. "Barron knows so much about this," the president said during an interview in September, when the Trump family launched a crypto venture named World Liberty Financial.
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