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He's set to host the new season of Celebrity Apprentice Australia, and according to Lord Alan Sugar, he's the best the show's ever seen. In an interview with TV WEEK magazine on Monday, the 74-year-old British business magnate slammed Donald Trump for his role hosting the US version.    'I've done the program for 15 years in the UK and I'm told that I'm the best at it. I'm much better than Donald Trump. He was useless, completely useless,' he said. High praise: He's set to host the new season of Celebrity Apprentice Australia, and according to Lord Alan Sugar (pictured), he's the best th...

Mark Bouris hires Jess Smalley as EP to drive podcast growth Businessman Mark Bouris is expanding his podcast operations, hiring Jess Smalley as executive producer. In addition, Bouris will open his first purpose-built podcast studio in Darlinghurt’s Victoria Street in July. Bouris said he hopes the move will help spearhead the reinvigoration of small businesses in the high streets of Sydney and across Australia. The former owner of Wizard Home Loans and face of The Apprentice in Australia has been hosting his podcast  The Mentor...

Celebrity Apprentice returns 23 May as Nine unveils full cast May 10, 2021 10:57 Nine has announced that Celebrity Apprentice Australia will air on 23 May at 7:00pm, and revealed the full 14-strong celebrity lineup for the latest season. The season will feature British billionaire and magnate, Lord Alan Sugar, as the CEO. He heads down under having previously starred in all 15 seasons of The Apprentice UK. Previous seasons have featured founder and chairman of Wizard Home Loans and Yellow Brick Road, Mark Bouris, as the CEO, but Nine revealed at its upfronts in November that Lord Sugar would...

Switzer Daily Have you got the “Kavorka”, the “je ne sais quoi”, the “WOW” factor? If not, why not? 8 May 2021 Do you remember Professor Steve Keen who became famous (or infamous, depending on your view of economics and the world) in the GFC when he was quoted telling Aussies that our internationally high level of debt would result in a 30% fall in house prices? This was a scary time for investors, super members, those who thought they might lose their jobs and business fearing a recession after the stock market fell 50% after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. I

Coronavirus may be under control in Australia.