The Queensland cattle farmer’s daughter behind Swipejobs spent 30 years studying how people get hired. Now Katrina Leslie is reinventing the system. Subscribe to Forbes Australia for full access to this and all articles today Subscribe Already a subscriber? Sign In
Anteris Technologies was founded in Australia and operates internationally across the US and Geneva. The company is now listed on both the NASDAQ and the ASX. CEO Wayne Paterson explains the company’s heart valve technology. The accent is the first tell. Paterson has spent the past two decades offshore – China, Korea, Europe, and the […]
With more than $US5.6 trillion of assets under management State Street is one of the world’s largest investment firms. Sydney-based Senior Strategist Clive Maguchu talks to Stewart Hawkins about the changing nature of what constitutes “acceptable” risk in an increasingly volatile world, how inflation is causing him one of his biggest concerns and why he […]
Vikas Rambal built the world’s largest ammonia plant, walked away with hundreds of millions, lost everything that mattered – then did it again. And Australia barely noticed. This story features on the cover of Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy or become a Forbes member here. Vikas Rambal can’t believe that nobody seems to have heard the stories about […]
From screen roles such as Faramir in Lord of the Rings, Dilios in 300 and appearances in Pirates of the Caribbean, Moulin Rouge, and notably the heartthrob “Diver Dan” in TV’s SeaChange, David Wenham is one of Australia’s most recognisable actors. He spoke to Stewart Hawkins about inspirations, aspirations, David Attenborough, Nick Cave, and the […]
Bullo River Station, a 400,000-acre Northern Territory pastoral property, serves as a global benchmark for the integration of high-end hospitality and large-scale conservation. While its homestead undergoes a major redevelopment, the Landsmith Collection’s flagship property continues to push boundaries. This story features in Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy. It is 16 degrees at […]
Ninety minutes from Melbourne, Sorrento mirrors its Italian namesake, anchored by the reimagined Hotel Sorrento – where heritage, dining and seaside glamour draw the summer crowd. This story features in Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy. It was the Campanian city of Sorrento that inspired philosopher Frederik Nietzsche to write about passion, vitality, and […]
Australia’s housing market is increasingly unaffordable. But is it exceptional? Data journalist Juliette O’Brien analyses like-for-like global data and finds Australia is less extreme than headlines suggest. This story features in Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Australia’s housing affordability sank to new lows in 2025, according to Cotality. The median house price reached 8.9 […]
What began as a university side hustle for Nicholas Sanderson has grown into a platform used by thousands of allied health professionals. Now, with $46 million in fresh capital, splose is helping practitioners ditch outdated systems and reclaim time for patient care. This story features in Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Less than a decade […]
Inside the restless mind that created Frank Green and turned water bottles into $99.95 emotional support devices. This story features in Issue 22 – out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Frank Green founder Ben Young remembers his corporate baptism of fire – working mergers and acquisitions for the emerging energy giant Alinta back in […]