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Workplace correspondent David Marin-Guzman.

AFR journalists finalists for four Walkley Awards

An almost year-long investigation into the CFMEU that exposed underworld infiltration of the construction industry is among finalists from The Australian Financial Review in the 69th Walkley Awards.

September

Introducing the new Today’s Paper

The Australian Financial Review has launched a new version of Today’s Paper.

How would that luxury watch look on you? Find out at the Financial Review Watch Weekend.

Coming to the About Time Watch Weekend? Read this first

First stop is About Time headquarters in Melbourne and Sydney to pick up your lanyard – and then make sure you have a great time.

  • Matthew Drummond
About Time Watch Weekend

Appointments still available at About Time – but get in quick

The About Time Watch Weekend is Australia’s prestige event for fine watches and features 15 of the world’s top brands.

  • Matthew Drummond

August

Cosima Marriner, photographed earlier this year, is the new editor of the Financial Review.

Cosima Marriner appointed editor of the Financial Review

Her appointment comes after former Nine publishing executive James Chessell became the publication’s editor-in-chief.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
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July

AFR investigative journalist Neil Chenoweth.

ATO expose earns award nomination for AFR’s Chenoweth

The Australian Financial Review’s Neil Chenoweth has been nominated in the top finance reporting category for a series dubbed Cracking the Tax Office Omerta.

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(Left to right) Editor-in-chief of The Australian Financial Review, Michael Stutchbury announced he would moving on from his role, to be replaced by James Chessell.

Michael Stutchbury calls time as AFR editor-in-chief after 13 years

The 67-year-old led the paper through six PMs and thousands of editions. He will be succeeded by former executive editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, James Chessell.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

June

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May

Across print and digital, the Financial Review had 3.5 million readers in March.

Financial Review print and digital readership jumps

The Australian Financial Review has grown its print and digital readership for the year, while its News Corp rival The Australian went backwards.

  • Nick Bonyhady

Financial Review appointments

A new North Asia Correspondent and Health Editor.

March

AFR wins top journalism awards

Neil Chenoweth and Edmund Tadros have been named journalists of the year and Brad Thompson and Peter Ker scored best business story at the Quill Awards.

February

AFR subscribers can now gift 5 articles a month

Australian Financial Review subscribers can now gift up to five articles each month to colleagues and friends. Here’s how to do it.

November 2023

How to write an opinion article for the AFR

We publish opinion articles from external contributors every week. Here are some tips.

  • Kevin Chinnery
Optus doesn’t want to release a report by Deloitte into its 2022 cyberattack.

What the Optus outage means for subscribers

The nationwide Optus outage triggered a service disruption to some subscribers of The Australian Financial Review on Wednesday.

Myriam Robin has been promoted to Rear Window editor, and Mark Di Stefano joins the column.

New editor, columnist for Rear Window

Myriam Robin has been promoted to Rear Window editor, and Mark Di Stefano joins the column.

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October 2023

David Rowe wins Cartoonist of the year 2023

The Australian Financial Review’s editorial cartoonist has been named cartoonist of the year for the ninth time by the Australian Cartoonists Association, breaking Bill Leak’s record.

Features include the ability to save articles, dark mode and real time notifications.

Download the AFR’s new iOS app

The Australian Financial Review has launched an improved app for iPhone and iPad users.

From top left, Neil Chenoweth, Edmund Tadros, James Thomson, Joe Aston, Alex Gow, LIsa Murray and Lap Phan

AFR journalists are finalists for three Walkley awards

Financial Review journalists are finalists in the 68th Walkley awards for excellence in journalism for their coverage of PwC and Fortescue, two of the biggest business news stories of the year.

Sign up for The Legal Brief – the AFR’s new newsletter

Offered free every Friday, The Legal Brief will dive into the industry’s biggest news, firms, cases and personalities.

  • Maxim Shanahan
Joe Aston

Joe Aston to leave the Financial Review

Joe Aston has decided to resign from The Australian Financial Review following an extraordinary 12 years.