Joe Aston is a columnist at various publications, including The Australian Financial Review, Brisbane Times, Intelligent Investor, and Property Notify. He covers a diverse range of themes, with a focus on finance, investment, and the intersection of sports and business, as well as travel and tourism. His insights into credit health, debt management, and alternative investments have made him a notable voice in the industry.
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Joe Aston's coverage primarily centers around local Australian businesses and personalities, particularly in Melbourne. His focus on legal policy regulation, expert commentary, government announcements, and investment analysis suggests that he would be responsive to pitches from individuals who can provide insights into these areas within the context of business operations.
Given his focus on Qantas and specific industry figures like Alan Joyce and Richard Goyder, Joe may be interested in receiving pitches related to corporate governance issues within the airline industry or broader economic trends affecting companies based in Australia.
Considering his emphasis on entertainment news as well as culture & society topics, there might also be opportunities for stories that intersect with these themes while remaining relevant to the business world.
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A rolling stone gathers no moss, and a rolling loan gathers no loss.
The former Qantas CEO has established Venturi Advisory with three former lieutenants.
I patronised an opulent Japanese restaurant on Sydney's Sussex Street on Friday evening named Omakase by Prefecture 48, where I partook of a 22-course extravaganza.
The FCA's latest review into the future of artificial intelligence paints a compelling picture of financial services over the next decade.
If you're prepared to cheat your way into an audit contract, what might you do to keep one?
Joe Aston interviews Justice Michael Lee for Rampart.
On Saturday afternoon, I made a pilgrimage all-too-familiar to Rampart 's Sydney subscribers: the picturesque drive south to IKEA at Tempe, on the fence line of Sydney International Airport.
By: Joe Aston
Look around corporate Australia and you will see a panoply of these contrivances, where the secret to success is not to look at all.
The Australian private credit peat fire smoulders on – only the disclaimer du jour has changed.
"I acknowledge the extreme hurt and harm to Cate Sayers occasioned by the suggestion that has been circulating that she posted or may have posted
