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Origin star Tino Fa’asuamaleaui could be the NRL’s buy of the year — but he has a sneaky clause in his contract that will catch the eye of rival clubs.
Non-major makes board appointments 08 January 2021 ME Bank has appointed two new members to its board following the retirement of its non-executive director. The bank has appointed former Westpac executive John Arthur and AMP Capital executive David Atkin as non-executive directors, effective 1 January. The appointments have followed the retirement of ME Bank non-executive director John Nesbitt after four years on the board. Mr Arthur was previously the chief operating officer and head of group services at Westpac prior to his retire...
August August 2: Management at Sunshine Coast Stadium are questioned over the venue’s safe-distancing practices after photographs show a packed hill for the clash between Melbourne and Newcastle. Under Queensland COVID restrictions, the venue was allowed to operate at 50 per cent capacity and the attendance of 5437 was inside the limit. Five Queensland Health authorities were reportedly on site for the match and no concerns were raised on the day. The NRL announces (August 3) that it will reduce the capacity for future matches as a "precautionary measure". The English Super League competiti...
Additionally, Link Group would also partner with Cbus on supporting systems, process and data integration and processes and systems would be created to support Cbus’ scale and growth and Link Group would look to continuously improve services, efficiencies and costs, while managing risk for Cbus members and employers. Cbus Group executive member and employer experience, Marianne Walker said, “We are pleased to continue our partnership with Link Group, and have emphasised a strategic focus in the agreement, which is underpinned by enhancing benefits for members and employers as the key to...
Announcing that the due diligence process had opened the way to the next stage in the merger process, Cbus Super chair, Steve Bracks said the process had provided an independent assessment that the merger was in the best interests of members. Media Super chair, Susan Heaney said there would be no change to Media Super’s core focus on the printing, entertainment, arts and media industry. “As part of a larger fund, our members will benefit from the cost benefits of increased scale, access to new opportunities in investments and ever-improving products and services,” she said. TWITTE...