Atlassian Central

Behind the glass curtain of Atlassian’s future $1.4 billion HQ    

Atlassian’s future $1.4 billion HQ, currently rising from a Sydney CBD hole, is such a game changer it’s already inspired two Australian towers that aim to knock it off as the world’s tallest “plyscraper”.  This article was featured in Issue 10 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Before Atlassian put the design for […]

Meet the ex-AFL player kicking goals through Australia’s growth corridors

While Australia’s land development industry is set for a 4.9% contraction this year, Andrew Welsh, ex-AFL footballer and founder of property development firm Wel.Co says the country’s growth corridors present a significant investment opportunity.   This article was featured in Issue 10 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. In a previous life, property developer Andrew […]

Who will pay for climate change? Ultimately – you.

As more natural disasters send insurance premiums soaring, data journalist JULIETTE O’BRIEN investigates the potentially profound ripple effects for Australia’s financial system and its likely cost. Home insurance is the canary in the climate change coal mine. According to the Reserve Bank, catastrophe-linked insurance claims have exploded by nearly 50% over the past five years.  Who […]

A luxury collection insider shares the one hotel you must visit

The Luxury Collection spans more than 120 hotels in 35-plus countries, and the brand has ambitious plans for this year. It will open more than 10 new properties everywhere from Barbados to Patmos, Greece. This story featured in Issue 9 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. To learn more about the upcoming new hotels, we […]

The first electric Rolls-Royce glides like a spectre

A Rolls-Royce rarely needs much of an introduction, and for the new Spectre even fewer words are required. It’s the first electric Roller, and that’s really all you need to know. This story was featured in Issue 10 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. For most other manufacturers this breaking of new ground […]

Quick Takes: Three entrepreneurs we’re watching right now

Forbes Australia has identified four people who are making waves in Australia’s startup scene at the moment. ‘Quick Takes’ featured in Issue 9 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. DIRAQ University of New South Wales (UNSW) Scientia Professor Andrew Dzurak spent a decade working on quantum computing – patenting his intellectual property and […]

A word from our Editor-in-Chief

Forbes Australia Editor-in-Chief Sarah O’Carroll gives readers a sneak peek of what to expect from issue 10 of our magazine. This letter from our Editor-in-Chief was featured in Issue 10 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. IN 1963, a 30-year-old Harry Triguboff bought a block of land in one of Sydney’s lesser-known […]

The relentless Harry Triguboff: Inside his $25 billion journey

At 91, Australia’s third-richest person Harry Triguboff is still waiting for everyone else to see things his way. He explains how he has left his rivals in the shade, why he just keeps getting better and his secret for a long life. Join us at the Forbes Australia Icons & Investors Summit to hear directly […]

From CFO hopeful to Tesla Chair: Robyn Denholm’s sliding-door moment

Collecting failures and collecting skills were keys to her success, Tesla chair Robyn Denholm tells the Forbes Australia Women’s Summit. Robyn Denholm Career at a Glance As one of the most senior Australian women in the tech industry, Robyn Denholm said she had been a lifelong, and daily, collector of new skills, which she likened […]