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Billionaire Melbourne heiress Bella Geminder announces her engagement to fiancé Jose Falk and shows off her huge diamond ring - Vimarsana News

Billionaire Melbourne heiress Bella Geminder announces her engagement to fiancé Jose Falk and shows off her huge diamond ring

Billionaire Melbourne heiress Bella Geminder has announced her engagement to long-time boyfriend Jose Falk.

Rich Lister Raphael Geminder is poised to win in his takeover bid for Pact Group, with acceptances moving past 85 per cent - Vimarsana News

Rich Lister Raphael Geminder is poised to win in his takeover bid for Pact Group, with acceptances moving past 85 per cent

Kin Group has moved to an 85 per cent stake in the packaging group as a higher takeover bid gains traction.

Source: afr.com
Two Pratts and a rate rise: Inside the Birdcage at the Melbourne Cup - Vimarsana News

Two Pratts and a rate rise: Inside the Birdcage at the Melbourne Cup

The billionaire sisters added some heft to this year’s event, while no-one seemed to care interest rate pain was sweeping the nation.

Source: afr.com
Billionaire heiress Georgia Geminder welcomes first child with husband Matthew: 'Our baby girl is here' - Vimarsana News

Billionaire heiress Georgia Geminder welcomes first child with husband Matthew: 'Our baby girl is here'

Melbourne heiress Georgia Geminder and her husband Matthew Danos have welcomed a baby girl.

Daniel Andrews, Mark Leibler, Solomon Lew at Arnold Bloch Leibler 70th anniversary party - Vimarsana News

Daniel Andrews, Mark Leibler, Solomon Lew at Arnold Bloch Leibler 70th anniversary party

No topic was off the table at Arnold Bloch Leibler’s 70th celebrations, from PwC to pocket money, as expensive drinks and stories flowed freely.

Source: smh.com.au