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From property moguls reshaping skylines to tech pioneers breaking new ground and athletes making their mark on the world stage, these are the remarkable stories behind our 2024 cover stars.
Forbes Australia
Six Australian companies make Forbes Asia’s ‘100 to Watch’ list
Six Australian companies have earned spots on the 2024 Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list. The annual list, now in its fourth year, highlights emerging businesses across the region, with this year’s entries collectively raising over $2 billion in funding.
Bondi Junction knifeman named by police after six killed in Westfield stabbing
Six people, including a young mother, have been killed and more injured in a mass stabbing event in Westfield in Sydney’s Bondi Junction. The lone attacker was shot dead by police.
Celebrating one year of Forbes Australia
What a year it has been! From insightful interviews with industry leaders to some of the year’s most talked about moments at our events, the first 12 months at Forbes Australia has been nothing but extraordinary.
Australia v England: How to watch the Matildas FIFA World Cup semi-final
World Cup fever is sweeping Australia after the Matildas heart-stopping penalty shootout victory over France. Here’s everything you need to know about their upcoming semi-final clash against England.
Public Holidays in Australia for 2023: A comprehensive guide
Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of every public holiday in Australia for 2023.
Everything you need to know about NASA
What does NASA do? What does NASA stand for? What are some of NASA’s biggest missions? We’ve got you covered.
Everything you need to know about the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup
We break down the teams, the groups, the odds, the fixture, how to watch and how to get tickets to the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
Drive with a CEO: How Sam White went from unemployable to a CEO by age 24
Forbes Australia’s Editor-In-Chief Sarah O’Carroll takes a spin in a McLaren GT with Sam White, CEO of Stella Insurance, to discuss what it takes to grow a business in a male-dominated industry.
The Australian woman leading the global billion-dollar ‘ingestible beauty’ market
Launched in 2014 to bring marine collagen to market, one unit of Vida Glow’s natural marine collagen is now sold every four seconds globally.