Mark Di Stefano is a columnist at The Australian Financial Review. He focuses on themes such as publishing and media, broadcasting, and business economics, drawing from his extensive background in media and technology. Mark has been featured in The Information and The Australian Financial Review.
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Mark Di Stefano's coverage focuses on local Australian news, particularly in the realms of entertainment news, sports, government & politics, economics, business, media and law. He has a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and often cites data. When reaching out to Mark with pitches or information requests for his articles it is important to provide fact-based insights related to these topics within an Australian context. If you have newsworthy information about legal or regulatory matters as they pertain to any of the themes covered in his articles (especially those relating to Australia), this would likely be of particular interest.
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Rear Window The elusive shares are being offered around the private markets to-and-from Morgans' clients.
By: Mark Di
Rear Window The Tabcorp chief's hiring of a key lawyer representing the anti-money laundering regulator raises questions about conflicts.
Rear Window The high-profile independent MP claims to have “underestimated” the impact of capital gains tax changes, which she pushed for two months ago.
There’s been an explosion in popularity for online lotteries. One new entrant has been concealed behind a familiar corporate shell company.
Rear Window The Perth Leeuwin lunch raises money for Kerry Stokes' charitable efforts, but all anyone could talk about were tax changes on capital.
Rear Window Dan Roberts loved meeting Nvidia's president and chief executive in Las Vegas. He wanted everyone to know just how much.
Rear Window Opposition finance spokesman Simon Kennedy declared an interest in a little-known Sydney hedge fund that predicted the war in Iran.
By: Hannah Wootton, Mark Di
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Rear Window Veteran IPO adviser Michael Ziegelaar has stepped onto the catwalk for the ASX's hottest showcase.
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