Myriam Robin is a Senior Writer at the Financial Review. Based in the Melbourne newsroom, she covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and issues related to accessibility, civil rights, diversity, and inclusion. Myriam's work has been featured in the Media Industry Observer and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Myriam Robin
Rear Window The replacement director for the departing deluge lasted only 10 days.
By: Myriam Robin
For decades Cochlear, CSL and ResMed could do no wrong. Those days are over, and a battery of issues has investors increasingly sceptical about their prospects.
By: Myriam Robin
The woman too opinionated for consulting thought she’d found her tribe in venture capital. She’s found a new way to tell the VC stories too defamatory for LinkedIn.
By: Myriam Robin
The Baby Boomers got through their midlife crises with fast cars and new marriages. The generation that followed them is giving bomb-throwing a go.
By: Myriam Robin
A letter to donors depicted the dispute with Jayson Gillham as being about “who controls the MSO’s stage”.
By: Myriam Robin
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra argues Jayson Gillham took advantage of it and breached industry norms in its defence to his blockbuster legal suit.
By: Myriam Robin
The judge in the workplace discrimination suit brought by pianist Jayson Gillham against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra told participants Israel's
By: Myriam Robin
A former executive of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra has told the Federal Court that he and others feared the institution becoming the next Sydney Theatre Company.
By: Myriam Robin
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra deliberately avoided pitfalls by falling into new ones, and was divided on both strategy and tactics.
By: Ryan Cropp, Myriam Robin
How a teacher-turned-podcaster, a heterodox economist and a rugby player sparked a groundswell of discontent.
