Outgoing JB Hi-Fi boss Terry Smart will leave the electronics and appliance behemoth with a pay packet of more than $5 million.
Cheyanne Enciso
SEE THE FULL LIST: More of WA’s millionaire bosses are pocketing lucrative bonuses even though shareholder pressure has reined in executive pay packets. Here’s how much they made ...
Sean Smith
At least two bosses from ASX-listed companies used AI to help them deliver their financial results. The peak advocacy bodies for retail shareholders and big super funds says such behaviour is not good enough.
Danielle Le Messurier
Jayne Hrdlicka has earned an eye-watering payday after leading the airline from a pandemic wipe-out to a profitable share market listing.
Danielle Le Messurier and Tom Richardson
Former Virgin Australia chief executive Jayne Hrdlicka left the airline with a final package of $50 million — a windfall that makes her one of the country’s best-paid leaders.
Tom Richardson
In just four months, Nuno Matos has dismantled the decade-long legacy of ANZ’s former boss Shayne Elliott. The blunt-talking Portuguese financier has even earned a new moniker.
Haigh, Sharon Klyne, Carmeli Argana and Ambereen Choudhury
Progress on gender equity across Australia’s top companies has ground to a halt, with the peak advocacy body calling for gender targets to be tied to executive pay to stop equality being treated as “optional”.
The State’s top resources lobby has found a new chief executive in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA’s head economist and acting boss Aaron Morey.
Simone Grogan
Qantas boss Vanessa Hudson has been punished for a major cyber attack on the airline’s customers earlier this year while her predecessor Alan Joyce has taken home his final multi million-dollar bonus.
Sean Smith and Cheyanne Enciso
A former South West shire chief is seeking damages against a Greenbushes resident over a string of Facebook posts.
Whether it’s exposed via social media or by a whistleblower, C-Suite dalliances continue to cause turmoil atop some of the world’s biggest companies.
Sabah Meddings and Matthew Boyle
HEAR THE AUDIO: Chris Ellison has denied using artificial intelligence to deliver Mineral Resources’ financial results after the blunt-speaking Kiwi’s voice briefly changed into a posh English accent.
Adrian Rauso and Danielle Le Messurier
Mineral Resources chair Mal Bundey said plans are afoot to find a new boss to replace Chris Ellison, but a succession timeline has been tossed out the window.
Adrian Rauso
Mineral Resources has swung to a massive full-year loss, as founder Chris Ellison concedes in a letter to shareholders that ‘our earnings and net debt levels have been greatly impacted’.
Justina T. Lee
Rio Tinto’s new boss Simon Trott has already stamped his authority by axing two high-ranking Australian-based executives in a major shakeup of the mining giant’s organisational structure.
Andrew and Nicola Forrest will receive their smallest cheque in seven years from iron ore giant Fortescue, as prices for the commodity that made them billionaires continue to fall from dizzying heights.
Vault Minerals has flagged the departure of veteran gold mining chief Luke Tonkin while pulling the trigger on a plan to inflate its share price.
The bosses of BHP and Rio Tinto have sat down with Donald Trump in the Oval Office to find a way to stop a mega copper development in the US from being derailed by the ‘radical left’.
ANZ’s new boss Nuno Matos has given free career advice to young professionals during his first visit to Perth.
Mining giant Rio Tinto will need to ‘experiment’ with green steel, slashing diesel and backing renewable power to drive down emissions, local iron ore boss Matt Holcz said.
Matt Mckenzie
Evolution Mining will shower investors with the spoils of a record profit that more than doubles last year’s, in a roaring result that could set the scene for a bumper goldie reporting season.
Australia’s biggest home lender revealed fixed pay for its senior executives was increased between 4.5 per cent and 16.7 per cent in the 2025 financial year.
An agonisingly long lithium price rout has revealed a united goal between the bosses of two competing WA lithium miners who want to see an end to “debilitating” volatility upending their industry.
Shareholder meetings for VGW Holdings held on Friday have approved a $5.05-a-share offer by an Escalante family company, with more than 91 per cent of shares voted cash in favour of the buyout
