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Innovation Surver 2.0 A data journalism platform BRW RICH 200 BILLIONAIRES $billions 65 Chris Thomas $848 98 Chris Mackay $604 134 Dick Honan $483 1 Harry Triguboff $10.62 66NEW Ashley Williams $824 99 Bryan Dorman $600 135 Peter Cooper $482 2 Anthony Pratt & family $10.35 67 Brian Flannery $823 100 Ian Roberts $595 136 John Simpson $477 3 Frank Lowy $8.26 68 John Kahlbetzer $822 101,102 John & Robert Kirby $594 137 Mark Creasy $463 4 Gina Rinehart $6.06 69 Lloyd Williams $790 103 Zig Inge & family $591 138 Gordon Martin & family $462 5 John Gandel $5.40 70 Nechama Werdiger & family $789 104 Patrick Grove $587 139, 140 Diana and Rino Grollo $461 6 Hui Wing Mau $5.39 71NEW Marcus Blackmore $786 105,106 Shesh Ghale & Jamuna Gurung $586 141NEW Tim Gurner $460 7 James Packer $5.00 72, 73 Ervin & Charlotte Vidor $784 107 Terry Peabody $584 142 John Higgins $460 8 Andrew Forrest $3.33 74 Jeff Chapman $784 108 Naomi Milgrom $582 143NEW Jonathan Hallinan $459 9 Ivan Glasenberg $3.33 75 Peter Scanlon & family $766 109 Theo Karedis $573 144 Tony Poli $456 10, 11 David & Vicky Teoh $3.08 76 Geoff Harris $740 110, 111 NEW Jina Chen and Alex Wu $570 145 Nick DiMauro $452 12 Stan Perron $2.88 77NEW Gretel Packer $739 112 Clive Palmer $570 146 Bob Rose $448 13 Lindsay Fox $2.49 78 Gordon Fu & family $733 113 Mary Fairfax $562 147NEW Rod Duke $446 14 David Hains & family $2.48 79 Bruno Grollo & family $724 114 Graham Tuckwell $559 148 Robert Whyte $433 15 Solomon Lew $2.13 80 Bill James $722 115 Greg Coffey $552 149 Grahame Mapp $430 16 Alan Rydge $2.08 150 Laurie Sutton $430 17 Lang Walker $2.02 151 Max Beck $423 18 Mike Cannon-Brookes $2.00 152 Tony Haggarty $422 19 Gerry Harvey $1.99 153 Hilton Nathanson $421 20 Huang Bingwen & family $1.99 154 Michael Boyd $418 21 Scott Farquhar $1.97 Surver 2.0: 155 John Singleton $416 22 Kerr Neilson $1.94 156NEW Christian Beck $414 23 Len Ainsworth & family $1.92 A ground-breaking data 157 Chris Ellison $413 24 Jack Cowin $1.81 journalism platform 158, 159 Christina & Tony Quinn $411 25 Kerry Stokes $1.71 How the 2016 list is calculated 160 Seumas Dawes $408 26 John Van Lieshout $1.68 161 Alan Tribe $404 The Australian Financial Review aims to provide readers the 27 Angela Bennett $1.61 This is the 33rd BRW Rich 200, published in The Australian Financial Review Magazine and 162 Tony Wales $403 28 Maurice Alter & family $1.60 onlinenews, at afr.com. data Theand Rich 200 tools they is the listneed of Australia’s to be successful 200 wealthiest in individual business, citizens 163, 164 Andrew & Michael Buxton $394 29, 30 Leonie Baldock & Alexandra Burt $1.55 as rankedinvestment by net wealth. and life.Valuations Surveys are undertaken server, byor the Surver, Rich List was editor developed and a team of 165 Jack Gance $391 31 Ye Lipei $1.52 166 Danny Hill $391 researchers,in-house andby arejournalists minimum estimates. for journalists They are calculated to make using it easypublicly for available 32 Judith Neilson $1.45 information and confidential consultation with list members. Private company valuations are 167 Barry Lambert $389 33 Tony Perich & family $1.37 them to collect, analyse and publish datasets. typically determined using profit margins and price-earnings ratios of comparable publicly listed 168 Harold Mitchell $388 34 Chau Chak Wing $1.37 competitors. Debt levels are also taken into account, with any assumptions based on the age 169 Patricia Ilhan $383 35 Russell Withers & Family $1.34 and history of the list member and the relevant industry from which their wealth is derived. 170 Yenda Lee & family $382 36 Bob Ell $1.33 171NEW Mario Verrocchi $380 37 Michael Hintze $1.32 172 Clive Berghofer $374 Rich 200 editor Rich 200 researchers Brand & Audiences Manager - Prestige 38 Nigel Austin $1.26 173 Nigel Satterley $374 JOHN STENSHOLT VI BENITO, ANGELA TESORIERO 39NEW Manny Stul and family $1.24 KWAME CAMPBELL, 174 Gerry Ryan $370 40, 41 Morry Fraid, Zac Fried & families $1.22 Creative director FRANKIE KOK, Advertising inquiries 175 Doug Shears $369 TIM BEOR GARY LU, NSW (02) 9282 2096 42NEW Raphael Geminder $1.22 SHAYAN SHANKAR VIC (03) 8667 3352 176, 177 Angus & Richard Grinham $368 43 Chris Wallin $1.22 Art Directors SA (08) 8394 5122 178 Rod Jones $367 MELANIE MILNE-DAVIES, Producer QLD (07) 3835 7540 44 Bob Ingham $1.17 MARYLOUISE BRAMMER FRANCES GRANT WA (08) 9220 1575 179 Joe Catalfamo $366 45 Con Makris & family $1.17 180 Craig Winkler $363 Magazines production editor Director, Brand & Audiences - Prestige Advertising production inquiries 46 Brett Blundy $1.16 181 Michael Gordon $363 ROSEMARY MORROW NERISSA CORBETT (02) 9282 3322 47NEW Alex Waislitz $1.13 182 Spiros Alysandratos $361 48 Ron Walker $1.11 183NEW Radek Sali $355 49 Ralph Sarich $1.11 184 Frank Costa & family $352 50NEW Jonathan Munz & family $1.07 81 Graham Turner $707 116 Shaun Bonett $545 185 Gordon Merchant $348 51 Sam Tarascio $1.05 82 Paul Lederer & family $703 117 Mick Power $544 186 John Kinghorn $348 52 Greg Goodman & family $1.04 83 Travers Duncan $686 118, 119 David Greiner & Ben Richardson $543 187 Nicole Kidman $338 53 Bruce Mathieson $1.01 84 Terry Snow $685 120 Dale Elphinstone $541 188 David Paradice $337 MILLIONAIRES $millions 85 Allan Myers $671 121 Leon Kamenev $539 189 George Koukis $336 54 Bruce Gordon $990 86 Chris Morris $667 122 George Kepper $538 190 Tony Denny $333 55 Richard Smith $964 87NEW Richard White $657 123 John Symond $537 191 Peter Hughes & family $328 56 Neville Pask $954 88 Andrew Muir $651 124NEW Paul Blackburne $536 192 Sam Chong $328 57 Maha Sinnathamby $943 89, 90 Iris Lustig-Moar & Max Moar $650 125 Evan Acton $525 193 John Hunt $324 58 Peter Gunn $943 91 Paul Fudge $646 126 Trevor Lee $515 194NEW Bill McDonald $325 59 Sandy Oatley & family $910 92 Kevin Seymour & family $641 127 Alf Moufarrige $511 195 Michael Crouch $321 60NEW Bianca Rinehart $905 93 Jack Bendat $637 128 Hamish Douglass $505 196 Philip Cardaci & family $311 61 Reg Rowe $901 94 Greg Poche $629 129 Bruce Neill $491 197 Hugh MacLachlan & family $310 62 Nick Politis $879 95 Harry Stamoulis & family $626 130 Robert Magid $489 198 Arthur Laundy $308 63 Paul Little $874 96 Kerry Harmanis $622 131 Kevin Maloney $485 199 Jamie Pherous $306 64 Reg Grundy $858 97 Andrew Abercrombie $610 132, 133 Bill & Imelda Roche $485 200 James Fairfax $303 COVER PHOTO: NIC WALKER NIC PHOTO: COVER 6 FINANCIAL REVIEW MAGAZINE | BRW RICH 200 INNOVATION | SURVER 2.0 ENHANCED Making data reusable It’s a scene played out in newsrooms across the world – a journalist has spent time carefully gathering a set of data for a story. It’s used once then then the data is stored in an ad hoc fashion making it hard to reuse and harder to share around the newsroom or with readers. If the journalist leaves, the data is often lost. Surver 2.0 is the Financial Review’s solution to this problem. Surver 2.0 is a data journalism news platform that allows journalists to easily and quickly create, manage and publish datasets and surveys about any topic. The grunt work of data validation, storage and publication is managed by the system. The data is used to power the reporter’s stories and then published for readers to explore via a range of interactive apps and graphics. The datatable application that sits on top of the database allows readers to explore any given set of data by filtering, sorting and then clicking into the detail of an entity (be it a person or company). 100 WOMEN OF INFLUENCE BRW RICH 200 LAW PARTNERSHIP SURVEY INNOVATION | SURVER 2.0 ENHANCED Making data reusable CUSTOM LOOK AND LOGIC CUSTOM ENTITY PAGES The system allows a reporter to easily specify a custom Another example is custom logic that works look and calculation for each survey. out if a Rich Lister has been on the list before or is making a debut and mark it as For example, the BRW Rich 200 is formatted to such on the entity pop-up page. highlight the rank and wealth figure. In contrast, the Law Partnership Survey emphasises the key data for that industry around staffing numbers. CUSTOM FORMATTING FOR EACH DATABASE Surver 2.0 also allows custom logic to be built into a survey. This can range from allowing data to be stored in a raw format for calculations but presented in a neat reader-friendly manner. For example, an individual’s wealth is stored as 14,200,000,000 and then presented to readers as $14.2b. The platform was created in-house by senior journalist John Davidson (a former professional programmer) with data journalist Edmund Tadros and designed by senior interactive designer Les Hewitt. INNOVATION | SURVER 2.0 ENHANCED Automating the data journalism process DATA COLLECTION TECHNOLOGY Surver 2.0 was created using a modern programming stack: a ReSTful public API that can be accessed by any number of apps; an Angular app for drag-and-drop creation of surveys and associated data; and a variety of JavaScript apps that present the data interactively to readers. The interactive apps access the database directly meaning that publication of new data is instantaneous and effortless.
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