Elizabeth Knight is a journalist at The Age and BusinessDay. She provides insightful commentary on companies, markets, and the economy, with a focus on themes such as real estate, business and economics, and aviation. Elizabeth's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, Brisbane Times, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Elizabeth Knight's coverage focuses on local finance, economy, business, and politics with a particular emphasis on Queensland and Brisbane. She frequently covers topics related to corporate governance, consumer trends, the casino industry, and superannuation.
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By: Elizabeth Knight
May 26, 2026 — 3:22pm Add us as a preferred source on Google
By: Elizabeth Knight
One of Australia's most successful and ferocious lawyers, Bruce McWilliam, has made a career out of working for or with the country's billionaires, including Kerry Stokes, Kerry Packer and Rupert Murdoch.
By: Elizabeth Knight
Since the Seven West merger, there has been a non-stop tussle over operational control of Southern Cross Media in a media industry version of Game of Thrones. This week’s news is the latest bizarre twist.
The chorus of detractors hasn’t faded since budget night, but has risen to a full-throated roar just as the treasurer introduced the tax legislation to federal parliament.
The professional services network’s ability to audit its own behaviour has come up woefully short.
Last week's NRL State of Origin series opener broke the proverbial broadcasting box office for the Nine Network.
As for NRL supremo Peter V’landys, like any good auctioneer he is tirelessly working the room.
By: Elizabeth Knight
June 3, 2026 — 4:06pm Add us as a preferred source on Google
