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Harry Triguboff
News and interviews on Harry Triguboff including trends, features, blogs and community conversations from an Australian business perspective.
Why the death of the backyard is taking a physical and mental toll: Cashmore
The great Aussie backyard isn't quite what it used to be – and that might not be such a good thing.
Bravo Grollo
The handover of the Grocon construction empire from father to son is a great example of well-managed succession.
Gina first, daylight second: Our tips for the BRW Rich 200 top 10
Despite the family trust shenanigans, Gina Rinehart looks likely to once again dominate the BRW Rich 200 List.
How the 2011 rich list will look
The top of this year's BRW rich list – like the rest of the Australian economy – will be transformed by the resources sector.
Gina Rinehart becomes first woman to be named Australia’s richest person on Forbes rich list
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart has become the first woman to be named Australia's richest person.
Education secrets of the rich
While some billionaires will use their university degrees all their life, for others, secondary and tertiary education will simply be a stepping stone to other things.
Rich list member Andrew Banks sells mansion for $52 million as property barons eye new developments
Recruitment industry veteran Andrew Banks sells Sydney mansion for $52 million, in the biggest residential property sale in Sydney since the onset of the GFC.
Billionaire Harry Triguboff’s housing shortage warning: Gottliebsen
Harry Triguboff, Australia's largest apartment developer and owner, is trying to address Australia's housing shortage. But the problem won't be solved until interest rates on housing fall.
Frank Lowy tops rich list as Australia’s wealthiest shrug off GFC
Australia’s richest entrepreneurs have officially shrugged off the worst of the downturn, with the total wealth of the 200 members of BRW’s Rich 200 list jumping $21 billion in the last 12 months.
Andrew Forrest named wealthiest Australian in Forbes rich list
Iron ore baron Andrew Forrest has stolen James Packer’s crown as the richest man in the country, after his net worth jumped a massive 149% during the past year.
Wealthy entrepreneur Clive Palmer dominates political party donations
Mining baron Clive Palmer has emerged as Australia’s biggest political donor, spending more than $800,000 in 2008-09.
How the return of apartment living will change our property market: Gottliebsen
The Australian property market is undergoing changes that will fundamentally alter the urban landscape – developments that will make car makers nervous.
Leader of the pack
It's the question that every rich watcher wants answered – who will finish 2009 as Australia's richest person?
How the rich made their money
Some of Australia's richest business people started off in some unlikely ventures.
Clive Palmer could become Australia’s richest person with new float
Mining entrepreneur Clive Palmer could become Australia’s richest person after the float of his company Resourcehouse, with speculation the company could be worth as much as $16 billion.
Passing the baton
Recent data has shown that the vast majority of business owners have postponed succession, leading to risks of tension building in the next generation. It's a risk our richest entrepreneurs need to watch out for.
Why the home ownership dream is slipping away for many Australians: Gottliebsen
All the wheels are now in motion to turn Australia into a nation of renters. The Government may not realise it yet, but for many the prospect of home ownership is rapidly vanishing.
Why rising rates could actually boost house prices even further: Gottliebsen
The Reserve Bank must understand that its current decision making process may create the opposite of what it expects in terms of long-term dwelling prices.
The RBA hopes raising rates will cool the housing market, but that could be dangerous: Gottliebsen
Governor Glenn Stevens is worried about ballooning house prices, but by addressing the problem with interest rate rises he risks nasty consequences in other parts of the economy.
Rich 200 still reaping rewards
It’s no surprise the total net worth of the members of BRW magazine’s rich list fell by $25 billion in the last 12 months. What is surprising is that it didn’t fall further.
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