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It wasn't confidence that prompted Sarah Shaw to walk away from established investment houses and co-found 4D Infrastructure in 2015. It was something she believes is far more important: courage. More than a decade later, that leap has evolved into one of Australia's recognised boutiques. Yet Shaw is quick to dispel the notion that her career was meticulously mapped out.
Riding motorbikes through the Sunshine Coast hinterland, jumping on trampolines, picking up stray golf balls and selling them - these were just some of the ways Liza McDonald had fun growing up in Eumundi, inland from Noosa. Life there, she says, felt worlds away from the coast, where most people spent their days enjoying the beach. "You did what you could to amuse yourself with," McDonald quips.
Andrew Gregory boasts an impressive resume. Nearly 12 months ago, he was promoted to chief advice officer at UniSuper, which expanded his responsibilities beyond his previous role as general manager of financial advice and education, as he continues to demonstrate strong advocacy for the growing need for quality advice among Australians.
Impact Ag's Hugh Killen says agriculture must act now or "we risk leaving both farmers and consumers without choice". Picture supplied. It has been a whirlwind few weeks on the speaking and networking circuit - evokeAG one week, Suits to Wilmot the next, and culminating at Wilmot Field Day. If there's one recurring theme that has dominated discussions, it's the growing interest in natural capital and its undeniable link to farm profitability and resilience.
Australia's largest pastoral company says it has lost thousands of cattle in unprecedented flooding, including almost 30,000 head on one of its Gulf of Carpentaria stations alone. The Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) runs more than half a million cattle across 24 stations and feedlots in Queensland and the Northern Territory to breed and fatten stock for export consumption. WARNING: This article contains photos that some readers may find distressing.
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