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Australian billionaires listed: Sam Arnaout and Edward Craven among lesser known - Vimarsana News

Australian billionaires listed: Sam Arnaout and Edward Craven among lesser known

Australia is home to a record 139 billionaires with mining magnate Gina Rinehart leading the list with a net worth of $44.33billion.

Gina Rinehart's wealth soars on Australia's Richest 250 list after Netball Australia saga - Vimarsana News

Gina Rinehart's wealth soars on Australia's Richest 250 list after Netball Australia saga

The West Australian billionaire maintains the top spot as the country's wealthiest person and 45th in the world with a net worth of $37.10 billion, up from $32.64 billion last year.

Rode NT1 5th Generation Mic Review: Dual Connectivity - Vimarsana News

Rode NT1 5th Generation Mic Review: Dual Connectivity

The NT1 5th Generation adds USB-C connectivity and 32-bit float audio to Rode’s iconic mic.

Rich List 2022: Rode Microphones' Peter Freedman debuts on the list of Australia's 200 most wealthy - Vimarsana News

Rich List 2022: Rode Microphones' Peter Freedman debuts on the list of Australia's 200 most wealthy

Peter Freedman’s counterintuitive strategy to manufacture his Rode audio products in Australia rather than China has ranked him among Australia’s 200 most wealthy people.

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'Unprecedented': Sydney festival receives $5m donation from electronics entrepreneur - Vimarsana News

'Unprecedented': Sydney festival receives $5m donation from electronics entrepreneur

Sydney festival has received what it calls an “unprecedented” $5m philanthropic donation, that it hopes will contribute to the arts sector’s recovery in the wake of Covid-19. Swedish-born Australian philanthropist Peter Freedman, 62, said he was making the donation as a way of giving back to the artists and behind-the-scenes workers who have supported his career. The terms of the donation are uncommon for its size, as it is untethered from any...

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