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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The Australian chapter of giant private equity firm TPG has become a controversy magnet.
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We are none the wiser if private equity boss Joel Thickins will face professional consequences, after he pleaded guilty to negligent driving and refusing to take a breath test.
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July 6, 2026 — 3:53pm Here is a paradox. A week after the government announced details of its bill to introduce greater restrictions on
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Given the depth of partner anger, it would be prudent for KPMG to have a plan B.
