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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Rear Window The prime minister made one of his most senior female cabinet ministers look like a goose on national TV. A heads-up would have helped.
Rear Window Angus Sullivan's trip to south east Asia has left bankers at home anxious and antsy.
Rear Window The barely disclosed payout to an old friend's company is emblematic of MinRes's record of transparency.
Professor John Pollaers has been blogging about leadership, raising the new age question about whether it’s the product of AI or just bad writing.
By: Mark Di Stefano
The former prime minister and her favourite faceless man were almost missed among all the celebrities, sports stars and aristocrats.
Rear Window The former treasurer's midlife memoir now has a title and release date, pitting him against Alan Joyce on who can better rewrite pandemic-response history.
By: Mark Di
Rear Window The assistant minister's fourth property is symbolic of the nation's broader crisis getting to buy one home.
By: Hannah Wootton, Mark Di Stefano
The One Nation leader’s appearance on a Sicilian pool deck where the mining billionaire was swimming stunned Australian onlookers.
