Hannah Wootton
Rear Window Columnist at Australian Financial Review
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afr.com | Hannah Wootton
For earning a tidy income in board fees from an ASX-listed bookmaker, PointsBet’s executives really don’t seem to be the gambling type when it comes to their own money. At least, if their decision to back a $402 million takeover bid from Japanese entertainment giant Mixi is anything to go by. Should the deal go ahead, it will bring an end to a five-month fight between Mixi and Matthew Tripp’s Betr for the local operations of PointsBet. Loading...
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afr.com | Hannah Wootton
The University of Technology Sydney may be sacking 400 of their own staff members, but at least they’re keeping the staff at SafeWork NSW in gainful employment. The workplace safety watchdog recently launched an investigation into UTS, issuing it with a “notice to give information” under the Work Health and Safety Act. Loading...
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afr.com | Hannah Wootton
Nothing like a non-financial perk to improve job satisfaction. When it comes to maximising these, Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher is among the elite. The Scotsman has attracted a conditional $36 billion offer for the ASX-listed oil and gas company from Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and private equity firm Carlyle. It’s yet to get past Jim Chalmers and the Foreign Investment Review Board. Loading...
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afr.com | Hannah Wootton
The Australian National University has forked out more than $1 million for consulting services from Nous Group since last August, as it seeks advice on vice-chancellor Genevieve Bell’s cost-saving mission. Staff have questioned the value of these contracts. So far, Nous’ advice seems to focus on cutting their jobs while chancellor Julie Bishop gets to maintain her flash Perth office and extensive travel budget. Particularly as ANU has tied itself in knots trying to downplay the total cost.
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afr.com | Hannah Wootton
The tragic news of another embryo mix up by Monash IVF last week made it clear the company is failing at its No.1 job: getting people pregnant with the right embryos. The Monash IVF board led by Richard Davis sat on the news of the first debacle earlier this year. Now, it turns out it has also been keeping quiet about the departure of veteran chief operating officer Hamish Hamilton. He resigned in March after nearly 20 years at the company (and its affiliates). Loading...
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