PAUL KERIN

PERSONAL

EDUCATION

CAREER ROLES

MEDIA EXPERIENCE

WRITINGS & SPEECHES

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS & AWARDS

1 PERSONAL

DATE OF BIRTH: August 24, 1960. CITIZENSHIP: Australia.

WEB: https://www.adelaide.edu.au/directory/paul.kerin.

EDUCATION

Ph.D. (Business Economics) Harvard University, 1990. Thesis: “Efficient transit management strategies and public policies: radial commuter arteries”. A.M. Harvard University, 1988. M.Ec. University of Adelaide, 1985. Thesis: “A spatial economic analysis of the Eyre Peninsula grain handling & transport system”. B.Ec. (First-class Honours) University of Adelaide, 1982. Thesis: “Regulation of financial reporting”.

I have also undertaken various executive education courses, including “Leading Professional Service Firms” at Harvard Business School and Australian Institute of Company Directors courses.

CAREER ROLES

CURRENT ROLES:

Nov. 2018 – present South Australian Productivity Commission. Commissioner.

Jul. 2011 – Jan. 2015 & University of Adelaide. Aug. 2016 – present Adjunct Professor, School of Economics.

Mar. 2015 – present & JCP Investment Partners Jul. 2000 – Jul. 2011 Member of Investment Process Committee.

Oct. 2018 – present Orana Australia Ltd. Board Member & Member of Finance & Governance Committees.

Jun. 2016 – present Diabetes SA. Board Member.

2 April 2016 – present Down Syndrome Society of South Australia Inc. Board Member (March 2017-present); Deputy Chair of Board (November 2017-present); Chair (May 2017 - present) & Member (April 2016 - present) of Governance & Risk Committee; Member of Finance Committee (March 2017-present).

PREVIOUS FULL-TIME ROLES:

Feb. 2015 – Aug. 2016 University of Adelaide. Professor & Head of the School of Economics (full-time 18-mont fixed-term contract)); also Acting Director of the Institute for International Trade (Nov. 2015 – April 2016) and Acting Executive Dean, Faculty of the Professions when necessary.

Jul. 2011 – Apr. 2014 Essential Services Commission of South Australia. Chief Executive Officer.

Jul. 1998 – Mar. 2003 A.T. Kearney Inc. Managing Director, Australia & New Zealand, Jul. 2000 – Mar. 2003. Vice President & Director of Melbourne Office, Jul. 1998 – Jul. 2000. Global Partner, Jul. 1998 – Mar. 2003.

Oct. 1996 – Jul. 1998 Mitchell Madison Group. Co-leader of Australian Office & Global Partner.

Jun. 1995 – Oct. 1996 & McKinsey & Company Inc. Jun. 1990 – Dec. 1993 Senior Project Manager, Melbourne, Jun. 1995 – Oct.1996. Project Manager Melbourne, Jul. 1993 – Dec. 1993. Project Manager, London, Jan.1992 – Jul.1993. Associate, Melbourne, Jun.1990 – Dec. 1991.

Jan. 1994 – Jun. 1995 Myer Grace Bros. Group General Manager, Strategy & Development & Member of Management Board.

Jun. 1987 – Jun. 1990 Harvard University. George S. Dively Research Fellow, Centre for Business & Government, Sept. 1987 – Jun. 1990.

Dec. 1985 – Sep. 1986 State Transport Authority of South Australia. The Economist.

3 Jan. 1982 – Nov. 1985 South Australian Dept. of Agriculture Senior Research Economist, Aug. 1984. – Nov. 1985. Policy Economist, Jan. 1982 – Aug. 1984.

Dec. 1980 – Mar.1981 University of Adelaide. Research Assistant.

PREVIOUS BOARD & ADVISORY BOARD ROLES:

Feb. 2018 – Nov. 2018 Down Syndrome Australia. Board Member.

Apr. 2012 – Mar. 2014 Adelaide Central Market Authority. Inaugural Non-Executive Director & Member of Audit Committee, Apr. 2012 – Jan. 2014. Deputy Chair & Chair of Audit Committee, Jan. – Mar. 2014.

Feb. 2012 – Dec. 2013 Deakin Policy Forum, Deakin University. Member, Advisory Council.

Aug. 2011 – Dec. 2013 University of Adelaide Business School. Member, Advisory Board.

Jul. 2008 – Sep. 2011 Wheat Exports Australia. Inaugural Non-Executive Director & Member of Audit & Risk Management Committee.

May – Nov. 2006 Australian Fulbright Association. National President.

April 2006 – Nov. 2006 CPS Inc. Non-Executive Director & Member of Strategy & Facilities Committees.

Dec. 2002 – Nov. 2006 Prahran Market Pty. Ltd. Chair & Non-Executive Director.

Apr. 2001 – May 2006 Fulbright Commission. Inaugural Member of Advisory Board.

Oct. 2000 – Mar. 2003 A.T. Kearney Inc. Chair & Executive Director of three A.T. Kearney operating companies.

Oct. 1996 – Jul. 1998 Mitchell Madison Group. Executive Chair of one operating company. Executive Director of two operating companies. 4

Jan. 1994 – Jun. 1995 Myer Grace Bros. Member of Management Board.

PREVIOUS OTHER PART-TIME ROLES:

Dec. 2014 – June 2016 Company Director Magazine. Lead columnist.

May 2015 – May 2016 Royal Commission into the Nuclear Fuel Cycle (S.A.) Economic Adviser & Member, Socio-Economic Modelling Advisory Committee.

Mar. 2007 –Jul. 2011 The Australian. Columnist.

Feb. 1991 – Jul. 2011 Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne. Professorial Fellow, Strategy (half-time), Dec. 2002 – Jul. 2011. Principal Fellow (Associate Professor Standing), Jan. 1998 – Dec. 2002. Senior Associate (Senior Lecturer Standing, Feb. 1992 – Dec. 1997. Associate (Lecturer Standing), Feb. 1991 – Feb. 1992.

Feb. 2003 – Jun. 2007 Fairfax Business Media. Opinion piece writer, Australian Financial Review, Feb. 2003 – Jun. 2004 & Aug. 2006 – Jun. 2007. Columnist, Business Review Weekly, Jun. 2004 – Aug 2006.

1987 – 1990 Harvard University. Co-lecturer, Kennedy School of Government. Co-lecturer, Harvard College. Head Teaching Fellow, Kennedy School of Government.

1980 – 1986 University of Adelaide. Senior Tutor & Tutor.

1975 – 1977 Adelaide Airport Service Station. Petrol Pump Attendant.

5 MEDIA EXPERIENCE

Print Media Publications Television & Radio Print Interviews & Mentions

Print Media Publications:

THE AUSTRALIAN:

“Migrants not the problem”, The Australian, October 24, 2018.

“Why power price caps are a bad idea”, The Australian, June 25, 2018.

“Cartel suit against ANZ a key test case”, The Australian, June 11, 2018.

“Turnbull snow job opens door to coal confusion”, The Australian, April 9, 2018.

“Drive for subsidies weak”, The Australian, January 29, 2018.

“Global carbon credits will cut costs and prices”, The Australian, January 6-7, 2018.

“Forced sale of Liddell is not on”, The Australian, September 18, 2017.

“GST-free power is no fix”, The Australian, September 11, 2017.

“Arrium sale’s lessons for Weatherill and Turnbull”, The Australian, July 7, 2017.

“Finkel numbers don’t add up”, The Australian, June 19, 2017.

“Immigration the golden goose our economy needs”, The Australian, June 5, 2017.

“Households will bear banks’ burden”, The Australian, May 15, 2017.

“Gas curbs to delay reform”, The Australian, May 8, 2017.

“Unlock energy gridlock”, The Australian, March 13, 2017.

“Busting end of jobs myth”, The Australian, January 30, 2017.

“Coal mine loan a waste of money”, The Australian, January 16, 2017.

“Go bush, but pay the price”, The Australian, January 9, 2017.

“Partial privatisation of Western Power just political window-dressing”, The Australian, December 5, 2016.

“Why short-sellers are good for the economy”, The Australian, November 21, 2016. 6

“Electricity and the perils of second-best thinking”, The Australian, November 9, 2016.

(with Mike Fitzsimmons) “Household debt risk rising”, The Australian, October 7, 2016.

(with Bill Carmichael and 6 other leading economists) “Free trade mythology”, The Australian, August 24, 2016.

“We must have another vote, quickly”, The Australian, July 6, 2016.

“Knocking back Chinese Kidman bid a lost opportunity to build key relationships”, The Australian, June 25, 2016.

“Premier must consider possibility Whyalla closure is in the public interest”, The Australian, June 14, 2016.

“Government resorts to smoke and mirrors”, The Australian, June 3, 2016.

“Uber a great opportunity for governments to put an end to market power of taxi cartels”, The Australian, January 4, 2016.

“Reform of tax system will best gain from logical and fact-based debate”, The Australian, December 1, 2015.

“An efficient land levy could fund cuts to costly stamp duties and company taxes”, The Australian, April 29, 2015.

“NBN sell-off remains an option”, The Weekend Australian, April 23-24, 2011; also published on www.news.com.au.

“Five fallacies obscure Treasurer’s vision”, The Australian, March 31, 2011.

“Conroy hypocrisy truly galling”, The Australian, February 12, 2011.

“NBN cost-benefit analysis needed”, The Australian, November 15, 2010; also published on www.fund-money-market.com.

“Conroy must not get away with spin”, The Australian, October 2, 2010.

“A game theorist plays trump card”, The Australian, September 20, 2010.

“Labor dishes out the cash, but fails to fix industry”, The Australian, July 22, 2010.

“Implementation study gets the NBN numbers wrong”, The Australian, May 13, 2010.

“Insider – Federal Budget”, The Australian, May 12, 2010.

“Investing locally has paid off”, The Weekend Australian, May 1-2, 2010. 7

“ABS media releases can be downright misleading”, The Weekend Australian, April 10- 11, 2010.

“Why there’s very little free about free agency”, The Weekend Australian, March 6-7, 2010.

“Investors frankly deserve more credit”, The Australian, January 29, 2010.

“Shareholders need to make their voices heard on executive pay”, The Australian, October 20, 2009.

“There should be less government intervention, not more”, The Australian, September 14, 2009.

“Bowen’s reforms fall short, even on supervisory side”, The Australian, August 26, 2009.

“Seeking a cornerstone of value”, The Australian, July 17, 2009.

“A Keating kick-along required as timidity stalls reform”, The Australian, July 1, 2009.

“GM: phoenix or dead parrot?”, The Australian, June 9, 2009.

“Politicians stay afloat in a leaky boat”, The Australian, June 5, 2009.

“Budget: tax & family”, The Australian, May 11, 2009.

“We’ll need a Maggie Thatcher to toss out the garbage”, The Australian, May 11, 2009; republished on On-line Opinion (e-journal) and Mannkal Economic Education Foundation.

“The broadband betrayal revealed”, The Australian, April 15, 2009.

“Fiddling with the rules destroys market confidence”, The Australian, April 13, 2009.

“Scrapping NBN tender a huge waste of money”, The Australian, April 8, 2009.

“Flaws in directors making the cut”, The Australian, April 3, 2009.

“Rudd has made it too easy for GM”, The Australian, March 17, 2009.

“Compulsory saving reduces national savings and investment”, The Australian, March 2, 2009.

“Let people choose: scrap compulsory super and subsidies”, The Australian, February 23, 2009; also reprinted in Business & Financial News.

“Yes, put price fixers behind bars”, The Australian, January 26, 2009. 8

“Anti-dumping system should go”, The Australian, January 19, 2009.

“Protected shares come at a cost”, The Australian, January 12, 2009.

“What bank chiefs could learn from their own shareholders”, The Australian, December 22, 2008; also on Business Spectator.

“Canberra must stop limiting the supply of uni education”, The Australian, December 15, 2008.

“Minister must read between the lines of Telstra claims”, The Australian, December 8, 2008.

“Why dumping the bid made shareholders $10-15 billion richer”, The Australian, December 1, 2008; also published as “Paul Kerin: BHP shareholders richer”, Mining News.

“Revenue review needs to get radical: let’s abolish income tax”, The Australian, November 24, 2008.

“Breaking up isn’t hard to do for a disappointment like CSR”, The Australian, November 17, 2008.

“To fix distortions, Canberra should ditch all guarantees”, The Australian, November 10, 2008; also on Business Spectator.

“Dollar’s plunge eliminates the case for industry handouts”, The Australian, November 3, 2008

“CEO pay makes sense – apart from a few outrageous exceptions”, The Australian, October 27, 2008.

“Chart-based share price predictions are fundamentally flawed”, The Australian, October 20, 2008; also on Business Spectator.

“Taxpayers will pay the price for protection”, The Australian, October 13, 2008; also on Business Spectator.

“Disaster claims are exaggerated”, The Australian, October 6, 2008.

“Telstra makes a familiar call with its scarce campaign on separation”, The Australian, July 1, 2008.

“Rudd violates his own energy savings tests with that handout to Toyota”, The Australian, June 17, 2008.

9 “Competition the best way to rescue workers’ compensation schemes”, The Australian, June 10, 2008.

“QBE and IAG a study in contrasts when it comes to growth and value”, The Australian, June 3, 2008.

“We need a school funding revolution to bridge the classroom divide”, The Australian, May 27, 2008.

“Budget 08: tax and family”, The Australian, May 14, 2008.

“Buybacks and dividends offer value and send a message about flexibility”, The Australian, May 13, 2008.

“Investors should have half a mind to reject boards’ standard lines on splits”, The Australian, May 6, 2008.

“Up the creek without a paddle: why the water market’s still a sad joke”, The Australian, April 29, 2008.

“My partner and I decided to have kids – and we should pay the price”, The Australian, April 22, 2008.

“Brumby should be congratulated for revoking licences to print money”, The Australian, April 15, 2008.

“No surprise as Bracks motor industry review steers Carr towards handouts”, The Australian, April 8, 2008.

“Governments should stop raising taxes to pay for middle-class welfare”, The Australian, April 1, 2008.

“Change in trading shows need for fundamental reform of disclosure rules”, The Australian, March 26, 2008.

“The ASX is crying wolf in its strident bid to remain a monopoly exchange”, The Australian, March 18, 2008.

“Do not pass go: time to tackle a monopoly that delivers outrageous profits”, The Australian, March 11, 2008.

“Tighter shorts may put the squeeze on those they are supposed to protect”, The Australian, March 4, 2008.

“Obscene middle-class welfare an obstacle to sensible spending cuts”, The Australian, February 26, 2008.

“Simplicity’s pattern book”, The Australian, February 22-24, 2008. 10

“Carr driving under the influence of vested interests in industry review”, The Australian, February 19, 2008.

“Interest rate increases get too much of the blame for share price falls”, The Australian, February 12, 2008.

“Swan should stop tinkering with bank fees and tear up the four pillars policy”, The Australian, February 5, 2008.

“The wowsers of social affluenza”, The Weekend Australian, February 2, 2008.

“Swan got it wrong with claims of excessive interest rates by banks”, The Australian, January 29, 2008.

“Labor’s broadband intentions are good, but its approach is misguided”, The Australian, December 18, 2007.

“Conroy tuned in to broadcast TV after Coalition’s switched-off decade”, The Australian, December 11, 2007.

“Busting the AFL cartel a worthy goal, but referee Samuel drops the ball”, The Australian, December 4, 2007.

“Labor’s innovation pledge amounts to a trumped-up industry policy”, The Australian, November 27, 2007; also on Business Spectator.

“Labor may use its loaf to end Coalition’s inept wheat marketing policy”, The Australian, November 20, 2007; republished in Connections, January 2008.

“The EPS fetish has no bearing on shareholder value”, The Australian, November 13, 2007.

“Labor should divorce the unions and become a social democratic party”, The Australian, November 6, 2007.

“Coalition and Labor would both fail at first corporate governance hurdle”, The Australian, October 30, 2007.

“Give me a break: the facts show the Coles auction was not a decent auction”, The Weekend Australian, October 23, 2007.

“Rudd’s blurred vision”, The Weekend Australian, October 20, 2007.

“Price fixing and philanthropy go hand in hand: it’s time to end the farce”, The Australian, October 16, 2007.

11 “Chairmen need to inform shareholders on bid disclosure and rejection”, The Australian, October 9, 2007.

“Companies should come clean on the value of leases on their books”, The Australian, October 2, 2007; subsequently re-published Pierson & Ramsay, “Financial Accounting” (textbook), 5th edition, Pearson Education, 2008 and in Godfrey, “Accounting theory” (textbook), 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, December 2009.

“Howard’s promise to cut red tape buried by an avalanche of regulations”, The Australian, September 25, 2007.

“Unfair and unreasonable: how Coles failed to set up a decent auction”, The Australian, September 18, 2007.

“Bad behaviour when economics becomes a ruse for more regulation”, The Australian, September 11, 2007.

“Wheat industry grinds slowly on as single desk turns into a Frankenstein”, The Australian, September 5, 2007; republished in Connections, September 2007.

“Abolishing state governments would save $30bn by slashing red tape”, The Australian, August 28, 2007; republished as “Cost-shifting, blame-shifting and profligacy”, On-line Opinion, September 6, 2007.

“Stop manufacturing bad policies: sector doesn’t need taxpayer assistance”, The Australian, August 21, 2007.

“Go global but keep an eye on the shareholder value traps along the way”, The Australian, August 14, 2007.

“Not much fair or reasonable about targets’ call for independent opinion”, The Australian, August 7, 2007.

“Tow-truck industry’s smash and grab: red tape kowtows to vested interests”, The Australian, July 31, 2007.

“Capital gains tax crunch merely protects comfy companies from takeover”, The Australian, July 24, 2007.

“It’s time Canberra brought the export wheat marketing farce to an end”, The Australian, July 17, 2007.

“Wesfarmers must split it up or drop the deal”, The Australian, July 10, 2007.

“Not so super: compulsory contributions an ineffective way to lift savings”, The Australian, July 3, 2007.

“Coles should fess up to its $1B miscalculation”, The Australian, April 26, 2007. 12

“Rubbery Bi-Lo figures may rebound on Coles chiefs”, The Australian, March 29, 2007.

AUSTRALIAN FINANCIAL REVIEW:

“Market makes most sense on emissions”, Australian Financial Review, June 26, 2007.

“Beware the multiplier mantra”, Australian Financial Review, June 12, 2007.

“In fact, the wharfies were the bad guys”, Australian Financial Review, May 29, 2007.

“Qantas board did the right thing”, Australian Financial Review, May 15, 2007.

“A cure worse than the disease”, Australian Financial Review, May 1, 2007; also republished in Connections.

“Bold leadership needed on AWB morass”, Australian Financial Review, April 17, 2007.

“Big Brother’s bulb ban is not very bright”, Australian Financial Review, April 3, 2007..

“Time and price crucial in Coles deal”, Australian Financial Review, March 13, 2007

“Big hole in PM’s water plan”, Australian Financial Review, February 7, 2007 (& related letters to editor: “Liquid lobbying”, February 9 & “Water incentives insufficient, costly”, February 14); reprinted in Connections.

“Minister marketing again the grain”, Australian Financial Review, January 20-21, 2007.

“Setting store by credit cards”, Australian Financial Review, December 14, 2006.

“AWB propaganda goes against the grain”, Australian Financial Review, November 28, 2006 (& related letter to editor: “Wheat’s single desk must be replaced”, December 5).

“Privateers do a lot of good”, Australian Financial Review, November 21, 2006.

“Stop wasting their talent”, Australian Financial Review, October 24, 2006.

“Double standards on AWB’s single desk”, Australian Financial Review, October 10, 2006.

“Coles fudges the facts”, Australian Financial Review, September 26, 2006.

“Bring takeover bids into the open”, Australian Financial Review, September 12, 2006.

“King’s ransom in Coles parts”, Australian Financial Review, August 21, 2006.

13 “PPPs must be made to prove their worth”, Australian Financial Review, January 18, 2005 (with Vivek Chaudhri).

“Corporate governance a matter of common sense”, Australian Financial Review, January 5, 2005.

“Lawyers must have a place at the table”, Australian Financial Review, December 1, 2004 .

“Business partners should think before saying ‘I do’”, Australian Financial Review, November 25, 2004.

“Cool heads needed on workers’ comp”, Australian Financial Review, November 4, 2004.

“Unlocking Telstra’s value”, Australian Financial Review, July 29, 2004.

“Workers’ compensation should be above politics”, Australian Financial Review, July 16, 2004.

“What really makes a boardroom work”, Australian Financial Review, July 7, 2004.

“No News not worth a headline”, Australian Financial Review, July 1, 2004.

“WorkCover must be fully funded”, Australian Financial Review, May 6, 2004.

“Bracks gilds the WorkCover lily”, Australian Financial Review, April 27, 2004.

“Public interests in conflict”, Australian Financial Review, March 23, 2004 (with Vivek Chaudhri).

“Breaking up is hard to do”, Australian Financial Review, March 9, 2004.

“Not fish nor fowl: why Telstra model stinks”, Australian Financial Review, February 21-22, 2004 (with Vivek Chaudhri).

“Coles takes a wrong step”, Australian Financial Review, February 11, 2004 & related letter to editor: “Myer needs to be forthcoming with the facts”, February 19).

“How to cut the compo bill”, Australian Financial Review, January 13, 2004.

“Prime Myer stores should be sold to David Jones”, Australian Financial Review, December 21, 2003.

“Don’t be taken in by the hard sell”, Australian Financial Review, December 1, 2003 (with Bruce Grundy & Chander Shekhar).

14 “Let shareholders play the donor card”, Australian Financial Review, November 4, 2003 (with Regina Hill).

“Leave executive pay to boards”, Australian Financial Review, October 14, 2003.

“CEOs are often their own executioners”, Australian Financial Review, September 24, 2003.

“Quest for diversity can bring adversity”, Australian Financial Review, August 12, 2003.

“Takeover bids must be out in the open”, Australian Financial Review, July 9, 2003.

“AMP de-merger corrects folly”, Australian Financial Review, May 5, 2003.

“Baaanish boardroom sheep”, Australian Financial Review, February 20, 2003.

“Lies and statistics” (on globalisation & technology leadership), Australian Financial Review, January 25-28, 2002 (with Ben Gay).

“Relax, the aliens are not invading”, Australian Financial Review, August 9, 2001(with Ross Edwards).

“The evolving bargain: strategic implications of deregulation and privatisation”, book review, AFR BOSS Magazine, April, 2001.

“Managing the bush” (companion article with Michael Chaney), AFR BOSS Magazine, September, 2000.

BUSINESS REVIEW WEEKLY:

“A guide, not a promise”, BRW, August 17-23, 2006.

“Wheat deal under attack”, BRW, August 10-16, 2006.

“Sins of emission”, BRW, August 3-9, 2006.

“Steel wool pulled over eyes”, BRW, July 27 – August 2, 2006.

“The cost of capital furphies”, BRW, July 20-26, 2006; subsequently re-published as “The use and misuse of WACC”, in Beal, Goyen & Shamsuddin, “Introducing Corporate Finance” (textbook), John Wiley & Sons, 2007.

“Tactical retreat”, BRW, July 13 – August 16, 2006.

“Stop the drip”, BRW, July 6-12, 2006.

“Risks in rewards”, BRW, June 29 – July 5, 2006. 15

“Burdens of state”, BRW, June 22-28, 2006.

“Cut loose the export booster”, BRW, June 15-June 21, 2006.

“Good for Qantas, not good for us”, BRW, June 8-14, 2006.

“The real cost of government”, BRW, June 1-7, 2006.

“The ‘we know best’ delusion”, BRW, May 25-31, 2006.

“Vegetable blight”, BRW, May 4-10, 2006.

“The big payout day”, BRW, April 27, 2006.

“Drowning in regulation”, BRW, April 20, 2006.

“Sold out”, BRW, April 13, 2006.

“Airport reforms fail”, BRW, April 6, 2006.

“Fare share on the commuter line”, BRW, March 30, 2006; also published in Railpage Australia & NZ.

“Retail therapy”, BRW, March 23, 2006.

“States prove single desk wrong”, BRW, March 16, 2006.

“Woolly thinking”, BRW, March 9, 2006. “Australian growth factor”, BRW, March 2, 2006.

“Bitter harvest time”, BRW, February 23 – March 1, 2006.

“Myths of the market”, BRW, February 16-22, 2006.

“The best option for rewards”, BRW, February 9-15, 2006.

“Vile bodies”, BRW, February 2-8, 2006.

“A cure for cartel cancer”, BRW, January 25 – February 1, 2006.

“Get strategy back on board”, BRW, January 19-25, 2006.

“Taking care of business”, BRW, January 12-18, 2006.

“Patience will be rewarded”, BRW, December 8, 2005 – January 11, 2006.

“T3’s time is now”, BRW, December 1-7, 2005. 16

“Bad chemistry”, BRW, November 24-30, 2005.

“Return to spender”, BRW, November 17-23, 2005.

“A fine mess at AWB”, BRW, November 10-16, 2005.

“Abolish anti-dumping rules”, BRW, November 3-9, 2005.

“The cost of discrimination”, BRW, October 27-November 2, 2005.

“The sky’s the limit”, BRW, October 20-26, 2005.

“A whinge and a prayer”, BRW, October 13-19, 2005.

“Time for DJs to take stock”, BRW, October 6-12, 2005.

“Fare game in the taxi rip-off”, BRW, September 29 – October 5, 2005.

“Reputex rated”, BRW, September 22-28, 2005.

“Wasted bets”, BRW, September 8-14, 2005.

“The golden Wesfarmers”, BRW, September 1-7, 2005.

“Singled out for criticism”, BRW, August 25 – September 14, 2005.

“Private practice”, BRW, August 18–24, 2005.

“Ransom call”, BRW, July 28 – August 3, 2005.

“Time to sell Australia Post”, BRW, July 21-27, 2005.

“Digital jam”, BRW, July 14-20, 2005.

“Telstra turns yellow”, BRW, July 7-13, 2005.

“High price of anti-competition”, BRW, June 30 - July 6, 2005.

“Open for business”, BRW, June 23-29, 2005.

“De-merger to divestment”, BRW, June 16-July 13, 2005.

“Old MacDonald has a scheme”, BRW, June 9-15, 2005.

“Monopoly games”, BRW, June 2-8, 2005.

“The biggest Myer sale”, BRW, May 26 – June 1, 2005. 17

“Break up Telstra”, BRW, May 12-18, 2005.

“Do-gooders gone wrong”, BRW, May 5-11, 2005.

“The pitfalls of growth”, BRW, April 28-May 4, 2005.

“Singularly unappealing”, BRW, April 21-27, 2005; republished in U.S. Wheat Letter, April 28, 2005.

“Manufactured shortages”, BRW, April 14-20, 2005.

“Tears in the toy shop”, BRW, April 7-13, 2005.

“Payment plan”, BRW, March 31 – April 6, 2005.

“Deal-making break fees”, BRW, March 24-30, 2005.

“Google leads the way”, BRW, March 17-23, 2005.

“Through the spin cycle”, BRW, March 10-16, 2005.

“Workers’ compo needs surgery”, BRW, March 3-9, 2005.

“Open to complements”, BRW, February 24 – March 2, 2005.

“Attack and response”, BRW, February 17-23, 2005.

“The price must be right”, BRW, February 10-16, 2005.

“Retail rites and wrongs”, BRW, February 3-9, 2005.

“Doing what comes naturally”, BRW, January 27-February 2, 2005.

“The superior returns quest: lessons from the battlefield”, BRW, January 20-26, 2005.

“The half-life of advantage”, BRW, January 13-19, 2005.

“If the cap misfits, doff it”, BRW, December 9-15, 2004.

“Pre-emptive disclosure vital”, BRW, December 2-8, 2004.

“Create value”, BRW, August 19-25, 2004.

“Who’s kidding whom?”, cover story, BRW, June 30, 2004.

18 COMPANY DIRECTOR MAGAZINE:

“The urge to merge”, Company Director, 34(9), October, 2018.

“Director elections”, Company Director, 32(5), June, 2016.

“Is ‘say on pay’ a SOP?”, Company Director, 32(4), May, 2016.

“Challenges facing NFP boards”, Company Director, 32(3), April, 2016.

“Business survival”, Company Director, 32(2), March, 2016.

“The nine-year itch”, Company Director, 32(1), February, 2016.

“The election effect”, Company Director, 31(11), December, 2015.

“Aiming high”, Company Director, 31(10), November, 2015.

“Consider all options”, Company Director, 31(9), October, 2015.

“How long should CEOs stay?”, Company Director, 31(8), September, 2015.

“Maximising value”, Company Director, 31(7), August, 2015.

“Straight up”, Company Director, 31(6), July, 2015.

“Mixing it up”, Company Director, 31(5), June, 2015.

“A numbers game”, Company Director, 31(4), May, 2015.

“Rewarding directors”, Company Director, 31(3), April, 2015.

“Changing tides”, Company Director, 31(2), March, 2015.

THE AGE, SYDNEY MORNING HERALD & OTHER MEDIA PRINT PUBLICATIONS:

“Cost of power is not understated”, The Advertiser, October 26, 2012.

“Milking the cash cow”, The Age, April 5, 2011; also published on Brisbane Times, SMH & WA Today and in The Warrnambool Standard (as “Crying Foul over cheap milk”), April 6, 2011.

“Act of appeasement has left miners with whip hand” (also as “Master blasters”), The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald, December 22, 2010; also published on Brisbane Times & WA Today.

19 “Big Australia has its advantages if we can improve resource management”, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald, July 6, 2010; also published on Business Day & WA Today.

“Why negotiate with vested interests?” (also as “Nix negotiation, for good of the nation”), The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald, June 21, 2010; also published on Brisbane Times, CFD.net.au & WA Today.

“Mining tax debate breeds long noses all round” (also as “Government and miners alike guilty of porkies”), The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald, June 5, 2010; also published on Brisbane Times & WA Today.

“How to be a good sport”, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald, May 14, 2010; also published on WA Today.

“Now it’s a red herring on top of the fact-free diatribe on the free-market”, The Age, April 26, 2007.

“Free-market whinge lacking the facts”, The Age, April 12, 2007.

“Desk has run its race”, The Weekly Times, September 6, 2006; republished in Connections, December, 2006.

“Single desk supporter should reveal allegiance”, letter to editor, The Age, August 15, 2006.

“Studies show competition beneficial to wheatgrowers”, O’Connor Post, May 30, 2006.

“Public-private boundaries: partnerships and integrated governance”, The Melbourne Review, 1(1), November, 2005, pp. 59-65 (with V. Chaudhri).

“Freedom of choice”, Stonnington Leader, letter to editor, May 24, 2004. “Increasing corporate giving demands a recalculation of the philanthropic equation”, The Age, February 2, 2004 (with Regina Hill); republished in Pathways.

“Sunday trading at Prahran Market”, The Age, letter to editor, July 14, 2003.

MEDIA INTERVIEWS & COMMENTARY – TELEVISION & RADIO

Radio 2GB and 893AM, “No such thing as free trade””, Wake Up Australia with Michael McLaren, July 20-21 2017.

ABC Radio (various SA stations), “Arrium sale”, News (various programs), July 4, 2017.

ABC TV, “Crunch time as Parliament sits for last time before winter break” (re Finkel report), Lateline, June 19, 2017.

20 Radio 5AA, “SA bank levy”, Leon Byner Show, June 18, 2017.

Radio 2GB, “Free trade agreements”, Alan Jones Breakfast Show, October 10, 2016; also aired on various other radio stations, including Radio 1071AM, 2AY, 2BS, 2CC, 2EC, 2LT, 2NM, 3YB, 4BC, 4BU, 4MK, 4RO, 4VL, 4ZR and 8HA.

ABC Radio 891, “Impact of election uncertainty”, Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff, July 4, 2016.

ABC Radio 891, “Paul Kerin, Head of the School of Economics, University of Adelaide, says…”, News, June 17, 2016.

ABC Radio Eyre Peninsula & West Coast, “Pre-recorded interview with Paul Kerin…” [re government assistance to Arrium], Breakfast Show, June 17, 2016.

ABC Radio Eyre Peninsula & West Coast, “Labor is jumping the gun…”, [re government assistance to Arrium], News, June 17, 2016.

ABC Radio Eyre Peninsula & West Coast, “Labor Leader Bill Shorten has announced a $100M commitment…”, [re government assistance to Arrium], News, June 17, 2016.

ABC Radio North & West SA, “Pre-recorded interview with Mark Mentha and Professor Paul Kerin…” [re government assistance to Arrium], Breakfast, June 17, 2016.

ABC Radio North & West SA, “Water pricing – draft determination”, Morning Show, February 11, 2016.

ABC Radio 891, “Mid-year economic & fiscal outlook: implications for South Australia”, Drive Show, December 16, 2015.

5AA Radio, “Should we privatise SA Water?”, Leon Gettler Morning Show, October 21, 2015.

Radio Adelaide 101.5 (and 200 radio stations nationwide), “Is community-owned energy the future?”, The Wire, September 2, 2015.

5AA Radio, “Paul Kerin refutes Treasurer’s claim and demands apology”, Leon Gettler Morning Show, August 7, 2015.

ABC Radio 639 North and North-West (SA), “Water prices and asset values”, July 7, 2015.

5AA Radio, “Network regulation and need for reform”, Leon Gettler Morning Show, July 1, 2015.

ABC Radio 891, “What’s wrong with electricity and gas network regulation?”, Drive Time with Deb Tribe, June 30, 2015.

21 ABC Radio 891, Journalist’s award for FOI on CEO resignation, Morning Show with Ian Henschke, June 3, 2015.

5AA Radio, “Paul Kerin says SA Government should assist pensioners”, Morning Show, May 13, 2015.

5AA Radio, “Interview with Paul Kerin”, News, May 13, 2015.

ABC Radio 891, Water prices, Morning Show with Ian Henschke, April 28, 2015.

ABC TV, Water prices, 7pm News, April 27, 2015.

ABC Radio 891, “Regulating natural monopolies”, Morning Show with Ian Henschke, February 3, 2015.

Channel 9 TV, “SA Minister ‘misled the public’ on water”, News, November 28, 2014.

SkyNews, “Minister ‘misled the public’ on water”, November 28, 2014.

ABC TV, “Water bomb”, November 28, 2014.

Triple M Radio, “ESCOSA’s sorry about SA Water saga”, Morning Show (Roo & Ditts for Breakfast”, October 31, 2014.

Triple M Radio, “Water pricing; ESCOSA and SA Water saga”, Morning Show (Roo & Ditts for Breakfast”, October 30, 2014.

ABC Radio 891, “Water pricing”, Matt & Dave Show, October 29, 2014.

5AA Radio, “Former water regulator slams government” (water pricing), Leon Byner Show, October 29, 2014.

Channel 10 TV, “Water prices”, News, October 28, 2014.

Channel 9 TV, “Water prices”, News, October 28, 2014.

Channel 7 TV, “Water prices”, News, October 28, 2014.

ABC TV, “Government not going to water over stinging criticism from former pricing commissioner”, News, October 28, 2014

ABC Radio National, “SA utility watchdog: ‘not prepared to waste 4 years of my life’ working under Labor”, The World Today with Eleanor Hall, October 28, 2014

ABC Radio 891, “Paul Kerin resignation and water prices”, Morning Show with Matt & Dave, October 28, 2014

22 5AA Radio, “Former water regulator slams government”, Breakfast with David Penberthy, October 28, 2014

ABC Radio 891, “ESCOSA’s decision to drop minimum solar feed-in tariff”, Morning Show with Spence Denny, 6 January, 2014

ABC Radio 891, “Issuing clarification of power prices”, Morning Show with Matt & Dave, September 16, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “Debating power prices”, Morning Show with Matt & Dave, September 12, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “Power prices”, Morning Show with Matt & Dave, September 10, 2013

5AA Radio, “Suggestions to break-up SA Water”, Leon Byner Morning Show, September 6, 2013

5AA Radio, “Water price reform inquiry”, Morning News, August 30, 2013

Channel 10, “Retail energy prices”, News, August 30, 2013

Channel 7, “Retail energy prices”, News, August 30, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “Retail energy prices”, News, August 30, 2013

ABC Regional Radio 639 (North and West), “Inquiry into possible reforms to water and sewerage prices”, Mornings with Sarah Tomlinson, August 30, 2013

ABC TV, “Water price reform inquiry”, News, August 29, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “Water price reform inquiry”, News and Drive Time with Michael Smyth, August 29, 2013

5AA, “Water revenue determination”, Morning Show with Graeme Goodings and Jane Reilly”, May 28, 2013

5AA, “Water prices”, Leon Byner Morning Show, May 28, 2013

5AA, “Water prices and desalination plant”, Evening Show, May 27, 2013

5AA, “Water prices”, Afternoon Show, May 27, 2013

5AA, “ESCOSA chair announces a discount on water prices”, Leon Byner Morning Show, May 27, 2013

ABC News, “SA water bills to rise 2.4 per cent from July”, May 27, 2013

ABC Radio 891 & ABC Radio 639, “Water prices”, News, May 27, 2013 23

5AA, “ESCOSA chair announces a discount on water prices”, Leon Byner Morning Show, May 27, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “South Australian household water bills to be reduced from July”, News, May 27, 2013

5AA, “Water prices”, Leon Byner Morning Show, February 7, 2013

ABC TV, “Water pricing”, News, February 7, 2013

ABC Radio 891, “ESCOSA draft ruling on water and sewerage prices”, Drive Show with Michael Smyth, February 7, 2013

Channel 7, “Liquid relief”, News, February 7, 2013

Channel 9, “Water savings”, News, February 7, 2013

Channel 10, “Budget blow” [Commission Draft SA Water Revenue Determination], News at Five, February 7, 2013

Mix 102.3 Radio, “Water retail code”, December 31, 2012

5AA Radio, “Retail energy prices and price deregulation”, Mornings with Chris Kenny, December 20, 2012

ABC Radio, Morning Show with Deb Dribe. December 19, 2012

ABC Radio 891, electricity prices, December 18, 2012

ABC TV, electricity prices, News, December 18, 2012

Channel 9, “Power win”, News, December 18, 2012

ABC Radio, “Electricity prices”, Riverland Today, December 10, 2012

Channel 10, December 5, 2012

ABC TV, “AGL launces legal fight on power prices”, News, December 5, 2012

ABC Regional Radio, “AGL action”, Afternoons with Annabel Homer, December 5, 2012

ABC Radio, “AGL action, energy regulatory reform and smart meters”, Mornings with Rebecca Brice, December 5, 2012

ABC Radio, “AGL action for judicial review”, News, December 5, 2012

24 ABC TV, “Disconnections rise?”, News, November 29, 2012

ABC Radio National, “Disconnections soar with energy price rises”, PM, November 29, 2012

ABC Radio, “Annual Performance Report?”, November 29, 2012

Channel 10, “Annual Performance Report?”, News, November 29, 2012

ABC Radio 693 (North-West SA), “Water licensing and Councils?”, Late Afternoons with Annabel Horner, November 19, 2012

ABC Radio 693 (North-West SA), “Water Pricing Reform Inquiry”, Mornings with David Bone, November 8, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “AGL claims and electricity prices”, Ian Henschke Mornings Program, October 24, 2012

ABC TV, “AGL claims and electricity prices”, News, October 23, 2014 www.abc.com.au, “Mothballed desal will make minimal savings”, October 17, 2012; also published on www.au.news.yahoo.com

ABC Radio 891, “Water issues”, Matt & Dave Morning Show, October 17, 2014

ABC TV, “Desalination plant / water savings”, News, October 16, 2012; also aired on ABC Radio 891

ABC Radio 891, “Power prices and contracts”, Matt & Dave Morning Show, October 4, 2012

5AA Radio, “Electricity price cut”, October 3, 2012

Channel 7, “Calls for power cost compensation”, News, October 3, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “Power price cut of 8.1 per cent planned in SA”, Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff, October 3, 2012

ABC Radio 639 North and West, “Electricity price cut”, Late Afternoon Show, October 2, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “Electricity price cut”, Afternoon Show, October 2, 2012

5AA Radio, “Electricity price cut”, Leon Byner Show, October 2, 2012

Channel 10 TV, “Electricity price cut”, News, October 2, 2012

Channel 9 TV, “Electricity price cut”, News, October 2, 2012 25

Channel 7 TV, “Electricity price cut”, News, October 2, 2012

ABC 2 TV, “Electricity price cut”, News, October 2, 2012

ABC TV, “SA price review”, News, October 2, 2012

ABC TV, “Water prices and water regulation”, News, July 13, 2012

Mix FM Radio, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, June 15, 2012

Channel 10 TV, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, News, June 15, 2012

Channel 9 TV, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, News, June 15, 2012

Channel 7 TV, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, News, June 15, 2012

ABC TV, “Blame game / electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, News, June 15, 2012

ABC Regional Radio, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, Afternoons with Annabel Horner, June 15, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “Electricity and gas prices, wholesale cost review”, Matt & Dave Morning Show, June 15, 2012

5AA Radio, “Rise in power prices”, Leon Byner Morning Show, June 15, 2012

Channel 10, “Electricity wholesale cost review”, News, June 15, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “How to reduce energy bills”, Evenings with Peter Goers, March 21, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “Power prices and their drivers” [demand, costs, government policies], Ian Henschke in the Mornings, March 6, 2012

ABC Radio 693 North and West SA, “Electricity prices”, Mornings with Ann Jones, February 6, 2012

ABC Radio 891, “Residential Energy Efficiency Scheme”, December 16, 2011

Channel 9, “Energy prices and Annual Performance Report”, News, November 23, 2011

5AA Radio, “Energy prices and Annual Performance Report”, Leon Byner Morning Show, November 23, 2011

ABC Radio 891, “Energy prices and Annual Performance Report”, News, November 23, 2011 26

Channel 7, “Smart meters and peak and off-peak charges”, News, October 26, 2011

ABC Radio 891, “Getting a better power deal: peak versus off-peak power”, Ian Henschke in the Mornings, October 26, 2011

Radio KO FM Newcastle, “National Broadband Network”, 7am News, April 19, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – M&A & government intervention: Shell/BHP/Woodside & Singapore Stock Exchange/ASX , ABC News Breakfast, April 12, 2011

ABC Radio National, “It’s academic: pros and cons of a scuttled stock exchange merger”, The National Interest, April 8, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Resale price maintenance & the Australian dollar, ABC News Breakfast, March 29, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Japan earthquake/tsunami/nuclear meltdown – implication for economies and stock markets; milk price war, ABC News Breakfast, March 15, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank cash rate decision, GDP growth & carbon tax, ABC News Breakfast, March 1, 2011

Radio 4BC, National Broadband Network, Greg Cary Mornings Show, February 16, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Telstra/NBN “deal” and The Economist’s NBN evaluation, ABC News Breakfast, February 15, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank decision, the economy, flood levy and Swan/McKibbin debate?, ABC News Breakfast, February 1, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – How should governments handle disaster assistance?, ABC News Breakfast, January 18, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Size of government, ABC News Breakfast, January 4, 2011

ABC TV, Finance – Negotiation mess: mining tax & Telstra/NBN “deals”, ABC News Breakfast, ABC2 & ABC News24, December 21, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – GDP growth and the economy, ABC News Breakfast, ABC2 & ABC News24, December 2, 2010

Radio 2GB & MTR 1377, Cost-benefit analysis on the NBN, The Chris Smith Afternoon Show, November 16, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Exchange rate rise, tax revenues and budget deficit, ABC2 News Breakfast, November 9, 2010; audio also featured on ABC News Radio & ABC Mornings 27 with John Barron (national)

ABC TV, Finance – Economy & interest rates: should we be worried? ABC2 News Breakfast, October 12, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Prime Minister’s Carbon Committee & future outlook for carbon pricing, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 28, 2010

ABC TV, Debate rages over Australia’s internet future, Inside Business, September 19, 2010; also aired on ABC TV’s ABC News 24, September 20, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – why BHP Billiton wants a carbon tax & why an ETS is better for Australia, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 17, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Minority governments, the economy & competition policy, ABC2 News Breakfast, August 25, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank, future cash rate outlook & Japanese economy, ABC2 News Breakfast, August 17, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank cash rate decision & revised minerals resources rent tax, ABC2 News Breakfast, July 6, 2010

Radio 99.7FM Victoria, Government decision-making process, It’s a matter of opinion with Tony Cox, June 22, 2010

Sky Business News TV, Mining super-profits tax, At the open (& subsequent news reports), June 7, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank cash rate decision & mining super-profits tax debate, ABC2 News Breakfast, June 1, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Rates of return on public and private projects: NBN and mining super-profits tax, ABC2 News Breakfast, May 17, 2010

ABC Radio, Share market “slump”, Greek bail-out, mining super-profits tax & outlook for Australia, ABC News Radio Drive program (John Barron), May 7, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Henry tax review, property prices, & interest rates, ABC2 News Breakfast, May 4, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – European air flight ban & SEC’s Goldman Sachs suit, ABC2 News Breakfast, April 20, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Interest rates & employment, ABC2 News Breakfast, April 6, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Productivity growth, ABC2 News Breakfast, March 30, 2010

28 ABC TV, Finance – China, global recession, commodity prices, exchange rates and interest rates, ABC2 News Breakfast, March 16, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – Interest rates & retail sales, ABC2 News Breakfast, March 3, 2010

ABC TV, Medibank Private to be privatised?, Inside Business, February 21, 2010

ABC Radio National, Industry welcomes Medibank Private sale, News, February 19, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – U.S & global government debt & implications, retail sales, ABC2 News Breakfast, February 5, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – CPI, sharemarket, economy, interest rates, ABC2 News Breakfast, January 26, 2010

ABC TV, ASIC action against Opes Prime, ABC2 News Breakfast, January 12, 2010

ABC Radio National, Opes Prime directors face 20 years’ jail, AM Program, January 12, 2010; also run on ABC Radio 7am & 7.45am News

ABC Radio National, Bankruptcy statistics & the economy, ABC News Hour, January 8, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – retail sales, ABC2 News Breakfast, January 7, 2010

ABC TV, Finance – interest rates, emissions trading scheme, ABC2 News Breakfast, December 3, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – unemployment, jobs growth, ABC2 News Breakfast, November 13, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – mid-year economic & fiscal economic outlook, interest rates, ABC2 News Breakfast, November 3, 2009

ABC TV, Structural separation of Telstra, competition and NBN, ABC2 News Breakfast, October 14, 2009

ABC Radio, Finance – NAB/Challenger deal, home loan competition & interest rates, ABC Goulburn Murray, The Joseph Thomsen Morning Show, October 9, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – Reserve Bank decision & interest rates, ABC2 News Breakfast, October 7, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – final budget outcomes, Productivity Commission & executive compensation, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 30, 2009

ABC TV, Fairfax, ABC2 Business Today, September 22, 2009 29

ABC TV, Walker turns to investors for Fairfax support, Lateline Business, September 21, 2009

SYN Radio 90.7FM, Telecommunications reform & NBN, September 16, 2009

ABC TV, Australian broadband too slow, too expensive, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 16, 2009

ABC TV, Telstra split and NBN, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 16, 2009

ABC Radio, Telstra split versus buying Telstra back and breaking up, ABC News, September 15, 2009; various ABC stations, including 612 Brisbane, 702 Sydney, 720 Perth, 774 Melbourne, 936 Hobart

ABC TV, Government unveils new broadband network, 7.30 Report, September 15, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – interest rates & GDP forecasts, ABC2 News Breakfast, September 2, 2009

ABC TV, Reform of financial markets supervision arrangements, ABC2 News Breakfast, August 25, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – consumer sentiment, business confidence, economic forecasts, & stimulus payment spending, ABC2 News Breakfast, August 14, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Goldman Sachs posts record quarterly profit”, The World Today, July 15, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Former Babcock & Brown satellite rises from the ashes”, The World Today & News, July 6, 2009

ABC TV, Minister Craig Emerson interview (consumer regulation, economy), ABC2 News Breakfast, July 6, 2009

ABC TV, Finance update – year in review, ABC2 News Breakfast, June 29, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – business confidence, housing finance &retail sales, ABC2 News Breakfast, June 10, 2009

ABC TV, Finance update – business investment, ABC2 News Breakfast, May 29, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Spending, deficits and middle-class welfare”, Counterpoint, May 18, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – US economy & budget deficit, ABC2 News Breakfast, May 6, 2009

30 ABC TV, “Government to establish consumer credit laws”, Lateline Business, April 27, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – mortgage relief & IMF forecasts, ABC2 News Breakfast, April 27, 2009

ABC TV, “National Broadband Network an ambitious plan”, 7.30 Report, April 7, 2009

Radio 3AW, “Middle-class welfare”, Drive with Derryn Hinch, April 1, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Industry group wants middle-class welfare rolled back”, News, April 1, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Government urged to axe middle-class welfare”, News, April 1, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Middle-class welfare to be pruned in May budget”, Breakfast, April 1, 2009

ABC TV, “Government set to announce broadband tender”, 7.30 Report, March 31, 2009

ABC Radio National, “Banks to receive most of the proceeds of the Babcock & Brown sale”, PM program, March 25, 2009

ABC TV, Finance – innovation, ABC2 News Breakfast, March 20, 2009

ABC TV, “Fears for Australian innovation”, Lateline, March 19, 2009

ABC TV, “Desal woes: funds threatened for Wonthaggi desalination plant”, Stateline Victoria, March 13, 2009

ABC TV, “Short-selling ban”, ABC2 Business Today, March 6, 2009

ABC TV, “ASIC extends short-selling ban”, Lateline Business, March 5, 2009

Radio 3AW, “Auto assistance”, Drive, December 23, 2008

ABC TV, Finance update, ABC2 News Breakfast, December 8, 2008

Radio 4BC Brisbane, Drive, November, 2008

ABC TV, “Telstra makes broadband bid but conditions apply”, The 7.30 Report, November 26, 2008

ABC TV, “Telstra’s broadband game / Telstra plays brinksmanship game over broadband network”, 7.30 Report, November 19, 2008

31 Radio Adelaide, “Will the Government bail out its failing car industry?”, The Wire, November 13, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Experts highlight weakness in car package”, The World Today, November 12, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Government money 'critical factor' in hybrid car decision: Toyota”, PM, June 11, 2008

ABC TV, “PM unveils car industry assistance package”, Lateline, November 10, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Government to pump $6 billion into car industry”, PM, November 10, 2008

Radio 3AW, “Auto assistance”, Derryn Hinch’s Drive, November 10, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Perverse disincentives to sell water rights”, The National Interest, August 29 & 31, 2008

ABC TV, “Reserve Bank leaves rates on hold”, Lateline Business, July 1, 2008

Radio 4ZZZ Brisbane, “Green car debacle”, June 27, 2008

ABC Online, “Grants critical in securing hybrid deal: Toyota”, News, June 11, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Govt money ‘critical factor’ in hybrid car decison - Toyota”, PM, June 11, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Car industry protection” & “Hybrid car deal critic calls for Industry Minister to be sacked”, The World Today, June 11, 2008

Radio 2QN & Classic Rock FM (NSW), “Murray Irrigation’s termination fee is hurting its own shareholders (Parts 1 & 2) & “Murray Irrigation should look to amend its charges”, News (various), May 16, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Budget means-testing”, Breakfast, May 16, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Are middle-income earners doing it tough?”, Breakfast, May 2, 2008

ABC TV, “Government gives $13B to solve water problems”, Lateline Business, April 30, 2008

ABC Radio National, “Cheap labour draws Fisher & Paykel factory to Thailand”, PM program”, April 17, 2008

ABC TV, “Allco share plunge”, Lateline Business, March 3, 2008

32 ABC Radio National, “Tricky short sellers”, The National Interest”, February 29, 2008

Radio 6PR Perth, “AFL cartel”, December 4, 2007

ABC Radio National, “Telstra stoush”, Saturday Extra, October 6, 2007

ABC TV, “Telstra stoush with Government heats up”, Lateline Business, October 1, 2007

ABC TV, “Interview with former general manager of Myer Paul Kerin”, Lateline Business, September 19, 2007

ABC TV, “Medibank posts record profit”, Lateline Business program, September 13, 2007

Radio 3AW, “Is Australia overgoverned?”, Derryn Hinch’s Drive, August 28, 2007

ABC Rural Radio, “Further reform for grain companies”, Country Hour WA, August 6, 2007; also broadcast on Country Hour SA & Country Hour Victoria

ABC Radio (5CK, North & West SA, Adelaide), “Homer says they have been looking at the future of wheat exports all...”, SA Country Hour, July 24, 2007

ABC Rural Radio, “Wheat de-merger a sham”, Country Hour, July 24, 2007

ABC Radio National, “Woolworths’ good fortune may hamper Coles takeover”, PM, July 10, 2007

ABC Radio National, “Professor backs Australian Post privatisation”, PM, June 4, 2007; also carried on various ABC News broadcasts (774 Melbourne, 720 Perth, 936 Hobart & Darwin)

ABC Radio National, “Investors bail out of Coles Group”, PM, May 29, 2007

ABC Radio, “Fears Qantas already majority foreign-owned” & “Qantas shares expected to resume trading”, News Radio, May 8, 2007

ABC TV, “APA still hopeful of Qantas takeover bid”, Lateline, May 7, 2007

ABC Radio South-East, “Creating the future”, April, 2007

ABC Radio, “Expert condemns Coles for misleading market”, AM, March 29, 2007

SBS TV, “Running the river”, Insight, February 27, 2007

ABC Radio 891 Adelaide, “Water”, February 9, 2007

ABC TV, “Professor scrutinises proposed national water plan”, Lateline Business, February 8, 2007 33

ABC TV, “AWB reacts to Cole report”, Lateline, November 29, 2006

ABC Radio & On-line, “Howard rejects Labor criticism over AWB”, News, November 28, 2006

ABC TV, “Qantas target of international takeover”, Lateline, November 22, 2006

Sky TV, “Takeover disclosure”, Sky Business Report, September, 2006

ABC Rural Radio, “Iraq will still buy Australian wheat”, February 27, 2006

Radio 6PR FM, interview on AWB, February 23, 2006

ABC Rural Radio W.A., “Need to remove ‘one size fits all mentality’ in grain market”, Country Hour, February 23, 2006; also broadcast on ABC Rural Radio NSW Country Hour, February 27

ABC TV, “BHP quizzed on Iraq wheat donation”, The 7.30 Report, February 15, 2006

Channel 9 TV “Against the grain”, Business Sunday, February 12, 2006

ABC Radio, “AWB should lose single desk”, Country Hour Victoria, January 30, 2006

ABC Radio National, “AWB’s monopoly”, The National Interest, January 29, 2006

ABC Radio National, “Retail shakeout“, Saturday Extra with Geraldine Doogue program, June 4, 2005; subsequently re-broadcast on December 31, 2005

Radio 3AW, “Talkback callers say the Prahran Market management are doing a good job”, Neil Mitchell show, November 15, 2004

Radio 3AW “Interview with Paul Kerin, Prahran Market”, Neil Mitchell show, November 15, 2004

Channel Seven TV, “Sunday trading at Prahran Market – agreement”, News, August 2, 2003

Channel Seven TV, “Sunday trading at Prahran Market”, News, July 12, 2003

ABC Radio Victoria, Sunday trading at Prahran Market, Statewide, July 11, 2003

Radio 3AK, “Sunday trading at the Prahran Market”, Phil Cleary show, July 11, 2003

Radio 3LO, “Sunday trading at Prahran Market”, July 3, 2003

Radio 3AW, “Prahran Market will be opening Sundays, effective October”, Neil Mitchell show, June 4, 2003 34

Radio 3AK, “Trading hours”, June 3, 2003

ABC Radio National, “Foreign direct investment in Asia (China: US overtaken in investment stakes)”, Asian Pacific, September 25, 2002

MEDIA INTERVIEWS, COMMENTARY & MENTIONS – NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE & SELECTED WEB

“Productivity Commission a three-man show”, In Daily, November 17, 2018.

“Follow the money?”, Company Director, 34(9), October, 2018.

“Way too good to be true”, The Advertiser, November 15, 2017

“FOI – the hits”, The Advertiser, November 15, 2017

“The devil’s in Finkel’s detail”, Inside Story, June 23, 2017

“The last word”, The Advertiser, November 29, 2016

“Flawed jury process confuses qualifications for expertise”, InDaily, November 9, 2016

“Free market ideology a failure”, News Weekly, September 10, 2016

“Economists challenge Australia’s trade policy”, Lowy Institute Interpreter, August 24, 2016

“SA water bills expected to fall, Government says”, ABC News, June 6, 2016

“Setting the right tone”, Company Director, 32(5), June, 2016

“Culture wars and the opportunities for boards”, AICD Corporate Governance Centre, April 2016

“Long-term play: choosing a CEO”, Company Director, 32(1), February, 2016

“Come clean on hidden water tax”, The Advertiser, December 4, 2015

“Cash splash”, The Advertiser, November 10, 2015

“SA Water planning wage rises for staff that will lead to higher bills”, Adelaide Now, November 9, 2015

“SA Water is intercepting customers who owe the organisation more than $500”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2015

35 “Ex-CEO calls for official apology”, The Advertiser, August 7, 2015

“SA Water is intercepting customers who owe the organisation more than $500”, Adelaide Now, October 27, 2015

“Welfare groups angry as water cash lies stagnant”. The Advertiser, September 7, 2015; also published as “Money to lobby against SA Water bills go unused” in Adelaide Now, The Australian, Courier Mail, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun and Perth Now

“Ex-CEO calls for official apology”, The Advertiser, August 7, 2015

“ESCOSA executive confirms that SA Water assets are overvalued”, Adelaide Now & Perth Now, August 3, 2015

“Making a difference: economics fuels passion for policy” The Adelaidean, Winter (August), 2015

“Why we pay $150 too much for water”, The Advertiser, July 7, 2015

“Expert says powerful change needed”, Executive Career, July 6, 2015

“Overvalued RAB driving up bills”, www.australianonlinenews.com.au, July 6, 2015

“Consumers could save $150 off water bills with SA Water assets write-down, parliamentary committee told”, ABC News, July 6, 2015

“SA Water overvalued by $2 billion and costing households more, inquiry hears”, The Advertiser, July 6, 2015

“Secret report urges lucrative Motor Accident Commission remain in government hands”, The Advertiser, June 13, 2015

“Too much at stake for secret agenda”, Editorial, The Advertiser, June 13, 2015

“Wrong way, go back”, The Advertiser, June 13, 2015

“Flood of trouble paying bills”, The Advertiser, June 8, 2015

“Terrier dog tenacity secures awards for Tiser”, The Advertiser, June 1, 2015

“Daniel Wills awarded SA Journalist of the Year”, Mediaweek, June 1, 2015

“Politics reporter the year’s best”, The Advertiser, May 31, 2015; also republished in Perth Now

“Weatherill Government can vote for independent inquiry or hide water tax”, The Southern Thunderer, May 15, 2015

36 “Water price inquiry doubt”, The Advertiser, May 10, 2015

“State Opposition renews calls for a Commission of Inquiry into water pricing”, The Southern Thunderer, April 28, 2015

“Former ESCOSA Commissioner Barbara Rajkowska resigned because…”, The Advertiser, April 27, 2015

“Staff cuts could help SA’s water worries”,”, Water Career, April 22, 2015

“SA Water says prices ‘should drop’ after a reduction in staff numbers”, ABC News, April 18, 2015; also published on Yahoo7 News

“Murraylands treading water”, The Murray Valley Standard, March 31, 2015

“Opposition calls for inquiry into ‘water torture’”, The Advertiser, March 27, 2015

“Revealed: SA Water bureaucrats share in $1.3 million in bonus payments as SA households pay the highest water bills in Australia”, The Advertiser, March 26, 2015; also published in Daily Telegraph and Herald Sun

“Hits and misses: water bills”, The Advertiser, March 15, 2015

“Better serving our members”, Company Director, 31(2), March

“Water reform vital for business”, InDaily, February 4, 2015

“Kerin takes up uni role”, The Advertiser, February 2, 2015

“A big hangover for water users”, Business Spectator, January 23 2015

“Paying a price for ALP folly”, The Advertiser, January 7, 2015

“Water price review nears release”, The Stock Journal, December 19, 2014

“Claims of trouble overflow”, The Stock Journal, December 18, 2014

“Expert says power prices should be slashed, not raised”, The Advertiser, December 12, 2014

“Independent inquiry needed to look into rising water prices”, The Southern Thunderer, December 6, 2014

“Tearing up the rule book: the year in politics”, The Advertiser, December 6, 2014

“The main issues – cost of living”, The Advertiser, December 2, 2014

37 “SA Government renews commitment not to privatise SA Water as pricing comes under question”, ABC News, December 2, 2014; also published on Yahoo7

“Push to back water probe”, The Advertiser, December 2, 2014

“Polling gives independent candidate strong position”, The Advertiser, December 1, 2014; also published in The Australian

“Libs call for probe on water prices”, The Advertiser, December 1, 2014

“Water torture” we pay $100M too much”, The Advertiser, November 29, 2014

“Water users paying too much, Paul Kerin tells SA parliamentary committee”, ABC News, November 28, 2014; also published on Yahoo7

“SA Minister ‘misled the public’ on water”, The West Australian, November 28, 2014; also published on Yahoo7

“State Govt ‘misled public’ on water prices”, InDaily, November 28, 2014

“Former regulator says State Government ministers made ‘false statements’ about water prices”, The Australian, November 28, 2014; also published in the Herald Sun and on www.news.com.au

“Former ESCOSA chief to face committee”, The West Australian, November 28, 2014; also published in Herald Sun and on Yahoo7

“Raining down on SA Water’s profits”, The Advertiser, November 21, 2014; also published in The Courier Mail

“Even after 13 years of Labor, it is the state Liberals who built and maintain SA’s debt mountain”, The Advertiser, November 19, 2014

“Former water price watchdogs warn State Government decree will keep household bills at inflated levels for at least another six years”, The Advertiser, November 10, 2014

“Water probe gets OK”, The Advertiser, November 4, 2014

“South Australian taxpayers being bludgeoned by rising bills for utilities, taxes and levies with living costs beyond our means”, Sunday Mail, November 3, 2014

“Tme to put freedom in information”, Editorial, The Advertiser, November 2, 2014

“Charges of the fight brigade: budget-busting hikes have us hurting like never before”, The Advertiser, November 2, 2014

“Censorship a threat to our key freedoms”, Editorial”, The Advertiser, November 1, 2014

38 “Turning off the tap should be more than a pipe dream”, The Advertiser, November 1, 2014

“Good week, bad week”, The Advertiser, November 1, 2014

“Independents mere puppets on big issues”, Editorial, The Advertiser, October 31, 2014

“Ex-chief defends couple”, The Advertiser, October 31, 2014

“Why we’re all hobbled by an outdated tax system”, The Advertiser, October 31, 2014

“That letter from former ESCOSA chief executive Paul Kerin gives us a chance to pursue a fairer and more transparent tax system”, The Advertiser, October 31, 2014

“ESL and water rip-offs flag need for tax reform”, The Advertiser, October 31, 2014

“Truth is under attack”, The Advertiser, October 30, 2014

“Battle for the truth”, The Advertiser, October 30, 2014

“State Parliament faces push for Freedom of Information and water pricing reform as Labor comes under fire over sky-high bills”, The Advertiser, October 30, 2014

“You should have known”, InDaily, October 29, 2014

“Former regulator’s claims revealed in SA, www.greencareer,net,au, October 29, 2014; also published on www.executivecareer.net.au , www.governmentcareer.com.au and www.watercareer.com.au

“Opposition treasury spokesman Rob Lucas confirms former water watchdog Paul Kerin will be called to give evidence at price inquiry”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014; also pubished in the Courier Mail

“Inquiry into SA Water’s price torture”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014; also published on www.dailymail.org.uk

“It’s a water tax – but what’s the alternative?”, InDaily, October 29, 2014

“Bombshell letter could be critical in by-electon”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Victory for perseverance in FOI request”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Loaded dice favour the Government”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Insiders reveal extent of Labor’s water price hit: squeezing us dry”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Former watchdog’s criticism of State Government”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014 39

“Eye-watering bills are of the State Government’s creation and there’s more pressure now than ever to do something about it”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Call for urgent investigation into water pricing in SA”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014; also published in Courier Mail and on ABC News, Australia Times and Yahoo7 News

:Squeezing us dry”, The Advertiser, October 29, 2014

“Former ESCOSA insiders Richard Blandy and Barbara Rajkowska hit out at SA Government for using SA Water as a $275m cash cow”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2014

“SA utility watchdog: “not prepared to waste 4 years’ working under Labor”, ABC News, October 28, 2014

“SA Government ‘stymieing’ attempts to reduce water prices, former ESCOSA CEO says”, ABC News, October 28, 2014; also published on Yahoo7 News

“Water policy wars overflow”, InDaily, October 28, 2014; also published on www.saveaustralia.org.au

“SA government had ‘no interest in reform’: Kerin”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2014; also published in the The Australian, Cairns Post, Courier Mail, Daily Telegraph, Geelong Advertiser, Gold Coast Bulletin, Herald Sun, The Mercury, Townsville Bulletin and on PerthNow, Yahoo7 News, www.weeklytimenow.com.au, www.news.com.au, www.9news.com.au and www.sbs.com.au

“Minister launches Monopoly Adelaide amid SA Water furore”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2014

“Top secret: explosive resignation letter from SA’s utility watchdog that bureaucrats fought to stop you seeing”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2014

“Releases of letter ‘not in public interest’”, The Advertiser, October 28, 2014

“Water torture: why we pay so much for water”, PerthNow, October 27, 2014

“Essential Services Commission of SA chief executive Paul Kerin quit criticising Weatherill Labor government, resignation letter reveals”, The Advertiser, October 27, 2014; also published in The Australian

“Water whack must trigger new reform”, Editorial,”, The Advertiser, October 27, 2014

“Down the drain: South Australia’s water bills the highest in the country”, The Advertiser, April 22, 2014

40 “Watchdog chief quits”, The Advertiser, March 27, 2014

“Market hungers for fresh leaders”, The Advertiser, March 18, 2014

“Government bans SA Water from defending its high water charges”, The Advertiser, January 29, 2014; also published in The Australian

“Consumers stung for SA Water’s monopoly”, The Advertiser, December 11, 2013; also published in The Australian

“Powerless”, The Advertiser, November 11, 2013

“Water drop? Not likely”, The Advertiser, October 6, 2013

“Call for Energy Minister to quit”, The Australian, September 17, 2013

“Minister zapped over power price drop claim”, The Advertiser, September 16, 2013

“Essential Services Commission rejects claims by Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis about electricity prices”, Adelaide Now, September 16, 2013; also published in The Australian, the Courier Mail and the Herald Sun

“Split SA Water to reduce charges”, The Advertiser, September 6, 2013

“Probe for water services”, The Advertiser, August 31, 2013

“Save $800 on power”, The Advertiser, August 31, 2013

“Inquiry starts into SA water prices”, The Advertiser, August 29, 2013; also published in Perth Now, The Mercury and The Telegraph and on www.news.com.au and www.news.ninemsn.com.au

“Yankalilla locally treated water and waste services”, Victor Harbour Times, August 15, 2013

“Community wastewater management scheme sale at Yankalilla is canned”, The Times, August 8, 2013

“As utilities bills soar, South Australians to pay $90 extra a year to account for solar rebate”, The Advertiser, August 2, 2013

“Mixed greens: SA backtracks on solar feed-in tariff”, www.renewenergy.com.au, July 2, 2013

“Essential Services Commission of SA report shows 28,857 on installment payment plans”, The Advertiser, June 8, 2013; also published in The Australian and the Herald Sun

41 “Power bill pain surges”, The Advertiser, June 8, 2013

“Water prices to be cut 3.4 per cent after Essential Services Commission of SA ruling”, Adelaide Now, May 27, 2013; also published in Herald Sun and on www.news.com.au and Perth Now

“Water shaft: bills to rise, and rise again, despite price-drop ruling”, The Advertiser, May 28, 2013

“Households in line for cut in water and sewerage bills”, InDaily, May 27, 2013

“SACOSS warns on higher water bills”, ABC News, May 27, 2013

“SA water bills to rise 2.4pc from July”, ABC News, May 27, 2013; also published on www.m.news.com.au and www.news.yahoo.com

“Hope for reprieve from our rising water prices”, The Advertiser, February 8, 2013

“Water price cut of 3.3pc proposed”, ABC News, February 7, 2013

“SA water bills to fall in July”, The Australian, February 7, 2013; also published on www.ninemsn.com.au and www.au.news.yahoo.com

“SA Water price cut recommended, but sewerage costs will go up”, Adelaide Now, February 7, 2013

“High and dry”, The Advertiser, February 7, 2013

“Water bills up amid rising profits”, Adelaide Now, February 6, 2013; also published on www.m.news.com.au and www.optuszoo.com.au

“South Australian face higher water bills despite SA Water’s $100 million profit surge”, The Advertiser, February 6, 2013

“New water code for SA consumers”, The Australian, December 31, 2012; also published on www.news.com.au and www.au.news.yahoo.com

“How to be a winner in the energy price war”, The Advertiser, December 20, 2012

“Price cut for some SA power users”, The Adveriser, December 18, 2012; also published in the Herald Sun and Courier Mail

“Power deal cuts no sure thing”, Townsville Bulletin, December 11, 2012

“AGL launches legal fight on power prices” and “AGL takes SA energy watchdog to court over pricing”, ABC News, December 5, 2012; also published on Yahoo News

“Power and gas disconnections up sharply”, ABC News, November 29, 2012 42

“Water fee upsets councils”, The Advertiser, November 20, 2012

“Calls for power cost compensation”, Yahoo!7, October 30, 2012

“Power discounts cut”, The Advertiser, October 24, 2012

“AGL customers’ power bill discounts cut back and infrastructure spending frozen”, Adelaide Now, October 23, 2012; also published in The Australian and on www.news.com.au

“Adelaide desalination plant’s standby savings challenged”, Desalination & Water Reuse, October 22, 2012

“Solar power helps drive energy prices down in South Australia”, www.energyboom.com, October 21, 2012

“SA Water cost-saving incorrect”, The Advertiser, October 18, 2012

“ESCOSA warns if tariffs not set right SA Water will gain a profit windfall”, www.erisk.net

“Question mark over mothballed Pt Stanvac savings”, Herald Sun, October 17, 2012

“Essential Services Commission of South Australia slams SA Water statements”, The Advertiser, October 17, 2012; also published in the Herald Sun and on www.news.com.au

“Mothballed desal will make minimal savings”, ABC News, October 17, 2012; also published on www.au.news.yahoo.com

“Out-of-date figures distort averages”, The Advertiser, October 13, 2012

“Opposition seize on carbon tax comments”, Business Spectator, October 6, 2012

“Tax vow boosted by state’s carbon costing”, The Australian, October 5, 2012

“Silver lining to $1.8bn Port Stanvac desalination plant white elephant”, The Advertiser, October 4, 2012; also published in The Australian and the Courier-Mail and on www.news.com.au

“Power prices to fall if carbon tax axed”, Daily Telegraph, October 4, 2012; also published in the Herald Sun

“Electricity price cuts”, Business Spectator, October 3, 2012

“Calls for power cost compensation”, Yahoo!7 News, October 3, 2012

43 “Essential power price cuts for one-in-four”, ABC News, October 3, 2012

“Power price cut for some in SA”, The Australian, October 2, 2012

“Power cost savings promised for some SA consumers”, ABC News, October 2, 2012; also published on www.au.news.yahoo.com

“Energy umpire to trim electricity bills”, The Advertiser, October 2, 2012; also published in the Herald Sun

“Beat the carbon tax part 1: smart use will cut costs”, The Advertiser, June 30, 2012

“Adelaide unplugged”, Eastern Courier Messenger, June 27, 2012; also published in City North Messenger, Hills & Valley Messenger and Southern Times Messenger

“Power profits under review”, The Advertiser, June 22, 2012

“Wind, solar hit harder than tax: renewables blowout”, The Weekend Australian, June 16, 2012

“Electricity and gas prices jump 18 per cent in SA”, ABC News, June 15, 2012

“Retailers’ electricity costs review”, The Advertiser, June 15, 2012

“SA householders’ electric shock: prices to skyrocket from July 1”, The Advertiser, June 15, 2012

“Abbott’s shortcut to a healthier surplus”, Australian Financial Review, May 26, 2012

“Central Market unveils new faces”, The City Messenger, April 4, 2012; also published in the Eastern Courier Messenger and Guardian Messenger

“Power cut off to 2,000”, Sunday Mail, March 25, 2012

“Solar rebate windfall, but non-users pay the price”, The Advertiser, January 28, 2012

“$450 rise in utility bills to hit households hard”, The Advertiser, January 13, 2012

“Get-out clause allows ETSA to dodge compensation payments, The Advertiser, January 10, 2012

“Save on power”, The Advertiser, January 9, 2012

“Turn off, tune in, pay up or switch off”, The Advertiser, December 22, 2011

“Battlers lead solar surge”, Sunday Mail, December 4, 2011

“Power and gas disconnections up sharply”, ABC News, November 30, 2011 44

“Power bills up 44 per cent in three years”, ABC News, November 23, 2011

“Power hungry”, The Advertiser, November 23, 2011

“Editorial”, The Advertiser, November 23, 2011

“Electricity prices up $500 – and more pain is on the way”, The Advertiser, November 23, 2011

“SAFF urges grain supply watchdog”, Stock Journal, November 5, 2011

“WEA demise sparks call for regulation”, Stock Journal, November 3, 2011

“ASX-SGX merger dead and buried: a case of third time lucky?”, Australian Banking & Finance, April, 2011

“Network policies lecture”, Newcastle Herald, April 19, 2011

“Leading economist lays plans for NBN breakup, sale”, Communications Day, April 19, 2011

“Standing up for Coles”, Australian Competition Law, April 5, 2011

“Getting real”, BRW, March 24, 2011

“Conroy’s deception”, www.agitate.com.au, February 14, 2011

“Censorship and hyprocrisy, mixed”, Civil Liberties Australia, February 14, 2011

“Call for oversight of premium setting”, Australian Financial Review, January 10, 2011

“OECD joins voices of caution over the NBN”, The Australian, November 16, 2010

“The Australian’s still on Conroy’s back”, Delimiter, November 15, 2010

“Anger as MG pays boss’ wife”, Weekly Times, November 3, 2010

“No whey”, Weekly Times, November 3, 2010

“Climate policy in a spin as mining giants fan heated debate”, Courier Mail, September 25, 2010

“Taxing time for the coalface”, Daily Telegraph, September 25, 2010

“Fashions identity crisis”, Australian Financial Review, September 25, 2010

“The Distillery”, Business Spectator, September 20, 2010 45

“Paul Kerin on why BHP supports a carbon tax”, Catallaxy, September 20, 2010

“Uranium interests, not the public’s, served by BHP’s Marius Kloppers”, Antinuclear, September, 2010

“National Broadband Network”, Wikipedia, September, 2010

“Takeover investors want to know just who benefits?”, Crikey!, August 31, 2010

“Beware the value trap in takeovers”, Australian Financial Review, August 30, 2010

“Katter’s farm-gate push puts heat on supermarket giants”, Australian Financial Review, August 25, 2010

“Pork barrel hard to lick”, Australian Financial Review, August 25, 2010

“Not Wal King away CEOs hard to shift”, The Australian, August 24, 2010

“It’s a bit rich if the well-healed also receive generous handouts?”, Herald Sun, August 17, 2010

“Bugger the leaders, bring on the title fight”, Crikey!, August 9, 2010

“Family values are being lost in the welfare debate”, The Sun-Herald, August 8, 2010; also in The Age, Brisbane Times, National Times, Sydney Morning Herald & WA Today

“Does the Rudd government even understand its resources super profits tax?”, Smart Company, July 19, 2010

“Branson in new money play”, Herald Sun, July 18, 2010; also published in The Courier Mail (“Branson returns to play cards again”), Daily Telegraph (“Virgin takes on big 4 banks”), Gold Coast Bulletin (“Virgin flies into big 4 banks), News.com.au (“Richard Branson returns to Australian market with new financial services offering)

“Bullseye or bulldust?: parties take aim”, The Age, July 17, 2010

“Miners are acting as though they were elected”, Business Spectator, June 22, 2010

“The Distillery: Mute Anguish”, Business Spectator, June 21, 2010

“Losing our fair share of prices”, Sydney Morning Herald, June 7, 2010

“Do cost-benefit doubts strengthen NBN argument?”, IT News, June 4, 2010

“Investing in Australian shares over international shares pays dividends”, Dalle News, June, 2010

46 “Bigger isn’t always better”, Company Director, June, 2010

“Bringing Oz up to speed”, Australian R&D Review, June, 2010

“Stay at home or go for the global gamble?”, BRW, May 20, 2010

“Rules of engagement”, The Age, May 20, 2010

“Economists, analysts dispute NBN study numbers”, IT News, May 19, 2010; also published same day in CRN

“Another Labor rent gaffe”, Business Spectator, May 18, 2010; republished as “Does the Rudd government even understand its resources super profits tax”, Smart Company, May 19, 2010

“Swan accused of fixing the books to gain voter appeal”, The Australian, May 13, 2010

“Up, up and away”, BRW, April 8-14, 2010

“Executive pay back in play”, BRW, March 25, 2010

“Tussle for muscle”, BRW, March 11, 2010

“Clock ticking on CEO tenure”, Australian Financial Review Dealbook, March 8, 2010

“Where will blue chips be in 10 years?”, Australian Financial Review, February 10, 2010; also published on TradingMarkets.com same day

“When the CEO isn’t up to scratch”, Company Director, February, 2010

“Re-armed watchdog faces its greatest challenge”, The Weekend Australian, January 30- 31, 2010

“ASIC not shying away from tough action, even after a string of losses”, AAP, January 15, 2010

“ASIC pushes on despite losing streak”, Daily Telegraph, January 15, 2010; also published in Townsville Bulletin (“ASIC gets tough”) & on Perth Now (“ASIC pushes on despite string of lost court cases”)

“Watchdog shows it can still bite”, Sydney Morning Herald, January 15, 2010; also published on www.toptenbusinessschools.com

“Analysis – Australian corporate watchdog not shying from tough action”, Asia Pulse, January 15, 2010

“Experts take stab at future trends”, Sunday Territorian, January 3, 2010

47 “Prophets of the profits”, Sunday Herald Sun, December 27, 2009; also published in Sunday Telegraph (“Experts tip a tougher year ahead”)

“It won’t be all ‘My Way’ for Myer”, Australian Financial Review, October 31, 2009

“Executive pay depends on worker wages”, Australian Financial Review, October 20, 2009

“Myer gift-wrapping shares for shoppers”, Herald Sun, October 19, 2009; also published in Daily Telegraph and Hobart Mercury and as “Myer shares gift-wrapped” in Courier Mail and The Advertiser and as “Your money: Myer gift-wrapping option for shoppers:, Cairns Post

“Women rush to get piece of Myer float”, Daily Telegraph, October 13, 2009; also reprinted same day as “My store, my share portfolio” in Courier Mail and on www.news.com.au and as “Women flock to buy a piece of Myer”, Perth Now

“It won’t be all My Way for Myer”, Australian Financial Review, October 3, 2009

“Taxation rise a downer for the economy”, The Age, September 24, 2009; also published same day in WA Today

“New telco monopoly faulted”, The Australian, September 17, 2009

“A longer don not call list: bad call”, The Australian, September 14, 2009

“The mood’s good, but the cash must dash”, Australian Financial Review, September 12, 2009

“No gains, no chains”, Herald Sun, August 31, 2009; also published in The Advertiser, Courier-Mail & Daily Telgraph, same day

“In the hot seat”, Company Director, July 2009

“Small car carrying Holden’s future”, The Australian, June 3, 2009

“The muddle over middle-class welfare, Sydney Morning Herald, May 13, 2009

“The very large bubble of Government, Daily Reckoning, May 12, 2009; also published on Bullion Vault, Contrarian Prophets & Share Cafe

“Government set to crack down on middle-class welfare”, AAP, May 8, 2009 & The West Australian, May 11, 2009; various versions published as: “Crackdown on some welfare payments likely”, Geelong Advertiser, May 9, 2009; “Labor will keep promises to pensioners and mothers…sort of”, The Gold Coast Bulletin, May 9, 2009; “Govt to target middle-class welfare”, AAP, Brisbane Times, Business Spectator, & NineMSN, May 11, 2009

48 “Maggie Thatcher”, Mannkal, May, 2009

“Ripples on not so golden ponzi”, The Australian, April 18, 2009

“Have you seen these shonks?”, Herald Sun, April 15, 2009

“It’s time for the NBN debate to be better informed”, The Australian, letter to editor, April 13, 2009

“Cable guy”, The Weekend Australian, April 11, 2009

“Wet lettuce economic policy”, The Australian, April 8, 2009

“The upside of destruction”, BRW, April 2-8, 2009

“Pay check”, BRW, March 26 –April 29, 2009 (my comments republished in Gitman, et. al. (2009), Principles of Managerial Finance, 6th edition, Pearson (textbook)

“What the economists think”, BRW, March12-18, 2009

“Stimulus for debate”, BRW, March12-18, 2009

“Making a difference: how boards can make a difference when the going gets tough”, Company Director, March, 2009

“Backing a nag called super”, The Australian, letter to editor, February 25, 2009

“China shifts toward more foreign spending – spate of purchases for energy, resources raises political issues”, Wall Street Journal Asia, February 19, 2009; also published same day as “China puts up deal radar – Spate of purchases in resources realm hints at Beijing’s tack”, Wall Street Journal Europe

“Crossroad to opportunity”, Stock Journal, February 9, 2009

“Is there a Hayekian policy on private cartels?”, Catallaxy, February, 2009

“High-price medicines: the amazing power of Australia’s chemists”, The Week, January 16, 2009

“Looking to the year ahead: experts give their predictions”, Herald Sun, January 4, 2009

“The amazing power of Australia’s chemists”, Australian Financial Review, December 30, 2008 – January 4, 2009

“Testing times for TER”, The Australian, December 15, 2008

“Challenges for 2009: the 10 key challenges directors may face”, Company Director, December 2008 – January 2009 49

“No broadband bid leaves Labor’s policy in tatters”, The Age, November 26, 2008

“Telstra bluffs to the end on broadband bid”, The Australian, November 25, 2008; also on Business Spectator same day

“Doubts cast on car bailout”, Northern Territory News, November 15, 2008

“US car giants laugh at Aussie suckers”, The Australian, November 12, 2008; also published in Courier Mail, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, news.com.au, PerthNow & Sunday Times

“Rudd to rev up car rescue plan”, The Australian, November 10, 2008

“Rates cut is hot tip”, Sunday Herald Sun, November 2, 2008; also published as “Interest rate cut a hot tip on Melbourne Cup Day” in Courier Mail & Daily Telegraph & “Experts punting on Cup day rate cut” in Sunday Territorian

“Market gains tipped to hold”, Sunday Herald Sun, November 2, 2008

“US election should impact favourably”, Herald Sun, November 2, 2008

“Intervention creates a mess of uncertainty”, Age, November 1, 2008

“What does the future hold?”, Sunday Herald Sun, October 12, 2008

“Fair play”, China Connections, September-October, 2008

“Trade approval for marketers”, Stock Journal, September 25, 2008

“Is a national workers’ compensation scheme an idea whose time has come?”, Insurance & Risk Professional, August-September, 2008

“After struggle with affluenza come intimations of morality”, The Weekend Australian, August 2-3, 2008

“The ATS warning”, Waters Magazine, August, 2008

“IP and business: how to successfully buy or sell a business with IP assets” World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) Magazine, August, 2008

“Hayek’s ideas in the 21st century: a tribute”, Precis, July, 2008

“Pair appointed to wheat body”, The Countryman, June 26, 2008

“Woodley heads wheat export body”, Queensland Country Life, June 26, 2008

“Single desk to end next week”, The Weekly Times, June 25, 2008 50

“End of single desk gives wheat growers a choice”, The West Australian, June 24, 2008

“Wheat Exports Australia members announced”, Farm Weekly; also published in North Queensland Register, Queensland Country Life & Stock & Land, June 23, 2008

“Wheat reform Bill passes Federal Parliament”, Media release by The Hon. Tony Burke MP, Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries & Forestry, June 23, 2008

“Protecting our cars may be a bad move”, The Age, June 14, 2008

“Australia turns green to save its car industry”, The Earth Times, June 13, 2008

“Aussie dollar dazzles imports”, Sunday Times, May 25, 2008

“Soaring dollar bonus for shoppers”, Sunday Tasmanian, May 25, 2008

“Strong $A has a retail sting”, Australian Financial Review, May 23, 2008

“Robin Hood goes easy on the well-off”, The Weekend Australian, May 17-18, 2008

“Class conflict”, The Newcastle Herald, May 10, 2008

“Tax on a tax”, Herald Sun, May 9, 2008

“Water market needed”, Inside Canberra, May 9, 2008

“Irrigators demand premium price”, Inside Canberra, May 9, 2008

“Have the haves had it too good?”, The Age, May 9, 2008

“Devil in the discount”, CFO Magazine, May 1, 2008

“Murray Irrigation Limited’s response to Kerin column, The Australian”, April 29, 2008, media release, May 1, 2008

“AFL players turn against socialism”, The Weekend Australian, April 19-20, 2008

“Think responsibly”, Marketing, March, 2008; also on Business Spectator April 1, 2008

“Carrots cop some stick”, BRW, March 27, 2008

“Welfare spending: is it just about money”, The Straights Times, March 22, 2008

“In defence of ASX”, The Australian, March 14, 2008

“Tough advice is good advice”, The Australian, March 6, 2008

51 “Drink up! Days of whine are here”, The Age, February 29, 2008

“Under Labor, elites will remain irrelevant”, The Australian, February 27, 2008

“Leftist manifesto good for a laugh”, editorial, The Australian, February 27, 2008

“Australia raises scrutiny for sovereign funds”, Forbes, February 19, 2008

“Swan reins in foreign investors”, The Australian, February 18, 2008; re-published in Perth Now

“Why we must pay more for water”, Australian Financial Review, February 2, 2008

“Broadband debates and Telstra”, Global Media Journal, January, 2008

“Wait for TV top box”, Adelaide Advertiser, December 28, 2007

“The digital TV giveaway”, Courier Mail, December 26, 2007

“Damn TV’s status quo and let the market run free”, The Australian, December 13, 2007

“Our bungled war on terror”, The Australian, December 7, 2007

“AFL needs to bite the bullet”, The Australian, letter, December 5, 2007

“AWB might face more scrutiny”, Australian Financial Review, November 29, 2007

“Labor must do more than coast”, The Australian, editorial, November 7, 2007

“Wesfarmers’ new world”, The Age, November 3, 2007

“The argument for free trade”, The Australian, letters, October 24, 2007

“Rudd’s economic vision”, The Australian, letters, October 23, 2007

“Aussie politics”, www.henrythornton.com, October 22, 2007

“Henry Thornton Blog”, The Australian, October 22, 2007

“Rudd brought to book”, Herald Sun, October 20, 2007

“Enabling the spirit: small government is needed, not small targets”, The Weekend Australian (editorial), October 20, 2007

“That’s how a market works”, The Australian, letters, October 18, 2007

52 “Labor’s wheat policy is deregulation in disguise” & “No way Labor’s wheat plan retains single desk”, Farm Weekly, October 18, 2007. Also published in North Queensland Register, Stock Journal, Stock & Land & Farmonline

“It’s time critics gave the Coles board a break”, The Australian, October 13, 2007

“Give the states a chance in the name of democracy”, Sydney Morning Herald, September 7, 2007; also published in Brisbane Times

“Debating the fate of export STEs”, U.S. Wheat Letter, July 27, 2007

“Solomon’s revenge: how Lew got even”, Australian Financial Review, July 3, 2007

“Unseen faces on ABC board”, Sydney Morning Herald, June 11, 2007; also published in Brisbane Times and as “Fiefdoms well in control at your ABC” in The West Australian, June 12

“Big funds were silent in Qantas chaos”, Australian Financial Review, May 16, 2007

“LaTrobe power steaming along on 96.5bn litres”, The Age, May 15, 2007

“Major water options on hold until ‘08”, The Age, May 2, 2007

“Brave souls need not engage in abuse, just tackle the issues”, The Age, April 20, 2007

“Australia: expert condemns Coles for misleading market”, Fresh Plaza, March 30, 2007

“Media commentator Paul Kerin raised the ire of single desk supporters”, Farm Weekly, March 15, 2007

“At cross purposes”, BRW, March 8, 2007

“Private equity still jostling in bid for Coles”, The Australian, March 6, 2007; also in AAP, Courier Mail, Daily Telegraph, news.com.au, Sydney Morning Herald

“Masters of the big borrow”, Australian Financial Review, February 18-19, 2007

“Muddying the waters no help”, Australian Financial Review, February 16, 2007

“Befitting the Pastoralists and Graziers 100th anniversary this year”, Farm Weekly, February 15, 2007

“Water monopoly claims don’t wash”, Australian Financial Review, February 12, 2007

“In the market for water”, The Australian, February 10-11, 2007

“Back with a vengeance”, BRW, February 8, 2007

53 “Economist paints wrong water picture”, Australian Financial Review, February 8, 2007

“Shops’ battle for market share a consumer bonus”, Newcastle Herald, January 3, 2007

“Change managers on notice”, The Advertiser, December 27, 2006

“Retailers set for price war”, Courier Mail, December 27, 2006

“Let the price war begin”, Courier Mail, December 26, 2006

“Retail rush settles”, Herald Sun, December 26, 2006

“Let’s make a deal”, Sydney Morning Herald, December 26, 2006

“Retail may see less eventful 2007”, Sydney Morning Herald, December 25, 2006; also published in The Age, Ararat Advertiser, Bendigo Advertiser, Bay Post, Blayney Chronicle, Central & Midland Coastal Advocate, Kalgoorlie Golden Mail, Milton Udulla Times, Moruya Examiner, NZ Herald, Ninemsn & The Wimmera Mail Times

“A little retail therapy went a long way in 2006”, The Age, December 25, 2006

“Less eventful year for Australian retailers expected”, NZ Herald, December 22, 2006

“Divide and rule as directors run scared”, Australian Financial Review, December 18, 2006

“Boards gear up to repel private equity raiders”, Australian Financial Review, December 18, 2006

“Farmers can buck ghetto view”, Australian Financial Review, December 4, 2006

“Quotes of the week”, The Age, December 2, 2006

“Don’t move too fast on single desk”, Australian Financial Review, December 1, 2006

“Leading the News: AWB to split itself, leave wheat monopoly intact”, The Wall Street Journal Asia, November 30, 2006; re-published in Truth about Trade & Technology (www.truthabouttrade.org)

“Grain of disillusion”, The Australian, November 30, 2006

“AWB’s de-merger plan fails to appease Canberra”, The Wall Street Journal Online, November 29, 2006

“AWB de-merger plan fails to impress Australian PM”, Dow Jones International News, November 29, 2006

“Single desk defence an excuse not to act”, The Australian, November 29, 2006 54

“Unhappy shareholders may launch $60M class action”, Sydney Morning Herald, November 28, 2006

“Next time, it could be a crime”, Australian Financial Review, November 28, 2006

“AWB a disaster waiting to happen”, The Age, November 28, 2006

“How Telstra conceals its executive sweet deals”, The Age, November 13, 2006

“Rethink on $12M windfall prospect”, Sydney Morning Herald, November 11, 2006

“A fist full of dollars”, Sydney Morning Herald, November 11, 2006

“First past the post: public service beats privates”, Australian Financial Review, October 26, 2006

“Time for Vaile to face facts”, Australian Financial Review, Editorial, October 19, 2006

“Single desk failure”, Australian Financial Review, Editorial, October 16, 2006

“Options quietly double bosses’ pay”, Sydney Morning Herald, October 9, 2006

“Call to cut spending on consultants”, Australian Financial Review, October 2, 2006

“Coles, a natural target”, Australian Centre for Retail Studies Insights, August, 2006

“Meet the ‘barbarian’ stalking Coles Myer”, The Australian, August 19, 2006

“Predators waiting”, Newcastle Herald, August 19, 2006

“Restructure triggered Coles talks”, Cairns Post, August 19, 2006

“K-Mart brand flushes out predators”, Canberra Times, August 19, 2006; also published in Cairns Post

“Coles break-up tipped”, The Border Mail, August 19, 2006

“Carve-up likely in takeover of Coles”, Adelaide Advertiser, August 19, 2006

“Coles Myer bid tied to restructure”, Illawarra Mercury, August 19, 2006

“Break-up a possibility”, Geelong Advertiser, August 19, 2006

“Coles plan triggered takeover talks”, The Age, August 18, 2006

“Coles Myer restructure led to takeover offers – analyst”, Asia Pulse, August 18, 2006

55 “Coles restructure plan triggered takeover talks – retail expert”, AAP, August 18, 2006

“Wheatgrowers are hoodwinked into believing they get a better deal from single desk”, The Age, August 17, 2006

“Why AWB single wheat desk works best for growers”, The Age, August 14, 2006

“AWB says sun doesn’t rise in the east, farmers agree”, Crickey, July 31, 2006

“Close single wheat desk for good, says economist”, The Age, July 31, 2006

“Share water wisely”, BRW, July 27 – August 3, 2006

“New AFA National President”, The Fulbrighter, June, 2006

“Bright spark wins Fulbright scholarship”, Smith’s, June, 2006

“Qantas – Air NZ code-share”, Alert, June 26, 2006

“Grossly anti-competitive, says Aussie critic”, Travel Memo NZ, June 16, 2006

“Transport choices”, BRW, April 27, 2006

“Sacrificial calf”, BRW, April 13, 2006

“Retailing down under a challenge”, Mass Market Retailers (US), April, 2006

“Farmers want $1 billion for wheat”, The Australian, March 31, 2006

“McGauran under PGA fire”, Farm Weekly, March 31, 2006

“Economist urges Australian Government to scrap wheat export monopoly”, Asia Pulse, March 29, 2006

“Libs against the grain”, Australian Financial Review, March 29, 2006

“Call for end to wheat marketing monopoly”, The Age, March 28, 2006; also published in Sydney Morning Herald and on Seven.com.au

“Economist urges Australian government to scrap wheat export monopoly now”, Asia Pulse, March 29, 2006

“Fed: end wheat marketing monopoly now – academic”, AAP, March 28, 2006

“McGauran under PGA fire”, Farm Weekly, March 1, 2006

“Free market support ignored – advocate”, Farm Weekly, March 1, 2006

56 “Australia won’t turn to overseas companies for Iraq wheat sales”, Bloomberg, February 28, 2006

“Iraq will still buy Australian wheat, Vaile says”, ABC Rural Online, February 27, 2006

“Country-wise – the commentators”, The Australian, February 25, 2006

“Company, employee options”, BRW, February 23 – March 1, 2006

“Freeing Australia’s wheat market”, Countryman, February 23, 2006

“Remove export AWB licence”, Farm Weekly, February 23, 2006

“Free trade focus at PGA convention”, Farm Weekly, February 23, 2006

“Iraq returns fire, hits Howard”, Australian Financial Review, February 18-19, 2006

“AWB May Lose Australian Wheat Export Monopoly Over Iraq Probe”, Bloomberg, February 7, 2006

“AWB dysfunctional”, Australian Financial Review, January, 2006

“AWB dysfunctional”, Inside Canberra, January, 2006

“AWB’s deal with the devil”, Australian Financial Review, January 21-22, 2006

“The business and politics of people behaving badly”, Australian Financial Review, January 16, 2006

“PGA annual convention”, Western Graingrower, January 16, 2006

“PGA convention 2006”, Progressive Grower, December 23, 2005

“Take your medicine, Paul”, BRW, December 15, 2005 – January 25, 2006

“A new era dawned for Myer but was it a …good buy or costly mistake?”, Daily Telegraph, December 9, 2005

“The year that will be”, BRW, December 8, 2005 – January 11, 2006

“The era of Dawn at Myer”, The Herald Sun, December 8, 2005

“Possums, enough bang for our bucks?”, Courier Mail, December 8, 2005

“Given how broken it was…Myer fix-it woman still living in hope”, The Advertiser, December 8, 2005

“Biffo in the boardroom”, The Age, December 3, 2005 57

“Against the grain”, BRW, November 17-23, 2005

“Firms chip in to help change the world for just $10”, Australian Financial Review, October 19, 2005

“Unethical marketing”, BRW, September 22-28, 2005

“Coles says its going great – Lew sees it differently”, The Age, September 22, 2005

“The fair pay challenge”, BRW, August 11–18, 2005

“Getting more out of a little market”, Australian Financial Review, August 5, 2005

“Deregulating information: defamation law should be subjected to micro-economic reform”, BRW, August 4–10, 2005

“TV from towers not the answer”, BRW, July 28 – August 3, 2005

“What the news magazines are saying”, Sydney Morning Herald, July 25, 2005

“What Woolworths wants”, BRW, July 21-27, 2005

“Pharmacy Guild’s mediaeval powers”, BRW, July 21-27, 2005

“Treading water or making a splash”, Australian Financial Review Boss Magazine, July, 2005

“CSR fails to go far enough”, BRW, June 30 – July 6, 2005

“Notes from the underground”, Australian Financial Review Magazine, June 24, 2005

“Taxing times”, BRW, June 23-29, 2005

“How Westpac got the habit”, BRW, June 23-29, 2005

“If it’s measured its managed”, BRW, June 16-July 13, 2005

“Going public-private looks good, but can exact a terrible toll”, The Age, May 7, 2005

“Wheat trade grows”, BRW, May 5-11, 2005

“Directors’ cut: why the boardroom is going private”, Australian Financial Review, April 11, 2005

“How to successfully buy or sell a business with IP assets”, FindLaw Australia and www.dilanchian.com.au , April 2005

58 “Commission got it right”, BRW, March 31 – April 6, 2005

“Telstra sale takes step forward”, International Herald Tribune & Bloomberg, March 30, 2005

“Stop the spin before it gets out of hand”, BRW, March 24-30, 2005

“Heat on Coles over Myer plan”, The Australian, March 14, 2005

“The 21st century CEO”, BRW, January 27-February 2, 2005

“How to keep ahead of the competition”, BRW, January 27-February 2, 2005

“Alliances must strike balance”, editorial, Australian Financial Review, January 21, 2005

“US trio miss governance’s Holy Grail”, Australian Financial Review, January 14, 2005

“Like minds”, BRW, December 16, 2004

“Boards need wider expertise”, Australian Financial Review, December 3, 2004

“Stoush at Market”, Stonnington Leader, November 30, 2004

“Coles Myer Ltd.”, Your Money Weekly, October 14, 2004

“Fletcher figures in fast lane”, The Australian, September 27, 2004

“Tabcorp’s ace”, BRW, August 12-18, 2004

“Let’s not punish initiative”, Australian Financial Review, August 10, 2004

“Telco circuit breaker needed”, editorial, Australian Financial Review, July 29, 2004

“Politicians kept in quarantine”, Australian Financial Review, July 19, 2004

“Checking the forex dockets”, The Australian, July 19, 2004

“The Coles Myer conundrum”, cover story, BRW, July 1-7, 2004

“Coles’ discounting genie”, BRW, July 1-7, 2004

“Advance guard”, BRW, July 1-7, 2004

“Public eye”, Actuary Australia, June, 2004

“Coles Myer’s gains from currency gains – the evolution of a controversy”, www.groceryfaqs.com.au , June 2004

59 “Holding out on Sundays”, Stonnington Leader, May 17, 2004

“WorkCover facts”, Australian Financial Review, May 10, 2004

“WorkCover critics put a low premium on facts”, Australian Financial Review, May 4, 2004

“Denial of claims”, Australian Financial Review, April 29, 2004

“Decision to cut compo premiums ‘stunning’: Prof”, Occupational Health & Safety Daily News, April 28, 2004

“In a spin”, BRW, April 15-21, 2004

“Public eye”, Actuary Australia, March, 2004

“We are hunting two policy objectives”, Australian Financial Review, March 29, 2004

“Time to grow up”, BRW, March 25-31, 2004

“Telstra: hold on to the infrastructure”, Australian Financial Review, March 2, 2004

“Corporate governance – a more private public sector”, Address by Auditor-General Pat Barrett at Macquarie University Graduate School of Management, February 29, 2004

“Fifth prescription needed on policy”, Australian Financial Review, February 26, 2004

“Myer rebrand focuses on customers, not costs”, Australian Financial Review, February 13, 2004

“Howard 2003 corporate governance report”, SIRIS, December 1, 2003

“Objective measures will beat any rhetoric”, Australian Financial Review, December 4, 2003

“Corporate largesse: greed or good business?”, Australian Financial Review, November 29, 2003

“Let the managers manage”, Australian Financial Review, November 11, 2003

“Business takes new attitude to winning the world”, Australian Financial Review, November 10, 2003

“Forced CEO turnover – the new norm”, The Chief Magazine, October, 2003

“Sunday market”, Stonnington Leader, October 13, 2003

“All the rage”, Diplomat, August-September, 2003 60

“Market set to open Sunday”, Stonnington Leader, August 11, 2003

“Win for market traders”, The Sunday Age, August 3, 2003

“Market opens on Sundays”, Sunday Herald Sun, August 3, 2003

“Never on Sunday, the market’s traders vow”, Stonnington Leader, July 21, 2003

“Traders vow to block Sunday market opening”, The Age, July 11, 2003

“Trading extended”, Stonnington Leader, July 7, 2003

“Australia ahead by leaps and bounds”, Business Asia, June 1, 2003; also quoted in The Economist, May 31, 2003

“Australia ahead by leaps and bounds”, Business Asia, June 1, 2003

“Locals can success offshore”, Australian Financial Review, May 8, 2003

“A salutary lesson for directors”, Australian Financial Review, May 6, 2003

“Kearney’s new MD”, Australian Financial Review, April 4, 2003

“Paul Lahiff appointed”, Australian Financial Review, February 21, 2003

“Something about me”, Stonnington Leader, February 17, 2003

“Report blames retailers for losing $2.5B in sales”, Retail World, September 16-27, 2002

“Australia becomes a safe have investment”, AFA News, September, 2002

“Australia ranked 10th by foreign investors”, Australian Financial Review, September 26, 2002

“Australia is first choice for investment in primary industries”, The Age, September 26, 2002

“Australia voted tops by investors”, Sydney Morning Herald, September 26, 2002

“Australia tops foreign investor poll”, Bernama Daily Malaysian News, September 25, 2002

“Australia is top nation for FDI for primary industry – survey”, Asia Pulse, September 25, 2002

“Australia attracts more foreign investors”, Bloomberg, September 25, 2002

61 “Report blames retailers for losing $2.5B in sales”, Retail World, September 16-27, 2002

“Is management consulting dead?”, Australian Financial Review, August 17-18, 2002

“Spotlight fixed on consultancies”, Australian Financial Review, August 2, 2002

“IBM options seduce PwC talent”, Australian Financial Review, August 2, 2002

“Sale a windfall to PwC partners”, Australian Financial Review, August 1, 2002

“The business of strangers”, BOSS Magazine, August, 2002

“Still good friends”, BRW, June 27-July 3, 2002

“Poor availability costs retailers billions”, Australian Financial Review, May 22, 2002

“What’s next?”, BRW, May 16-22, 2002

“Mergers must be fair and fast”, BRW, April 11-17, 2002

“Value for money”, BRW, December 20-January 9, 2001-02

“Arts double or nothing”, Sydney Morning Herald, November 23, 2001

“A new view in business class”, Sydney Morning Herald, November 20, 2001

“Expense management: the time to worry is now”, CFO Magazine, October, 2001

“Downsizing is back”, Australian Financial Review, October 5, 2001

“Kearney risk pays off”, Australian Financial Review, September 28, 2001

“Consultants see short-term effect”, Australian Financial Review, September 21, 2001

“Resentment is all in the timing”, The Australian, September 6, 2001

“Part-time casualties”, The Australian, September 1, 2001

“First half M&A surge shows no sign of slide”, The Financial News (UK), August 13, 2001

“Aliens pay a premium”, Australian Financial Review, August 10, 2001

“Taking the lead”, BOSS Magazine, July, 2001

“BHP employees expect job cuts”, Australian Financial Review, June 28, 2001

“Tough at the top”, BRW, June 22, 2001 62

“Melbourne Business School recognises A.T. Kearney’s outstanding pro bono work”, Melbourne Business School Website, June 13, 2001

“Under foreign rule”, BRW, May 11, 2001

“False hopes crash the system”, BRW, March 2, 2001

“Parenting meets pragmatism”, Australian Financial Review, December 19, 2000

“Leadership at the barriers”, BRW, October 6, 2000

“The need for boffins not just academic”, Investor Weekly, July 17-23, 2000

“That’s my line”, BOSS Magazine, July, 2000

“They also serve…”, BOSS Magazine, July, 2000

“Changes in the middle”, Management Today, July, 1998

“Oversized Grace Bros. to accommodate Target”, Inside Retailing, March 20, 1995

“Myer-Grace Bros. goes under the knife”, BRW, February 20, 1995

“A fir tree tops it off”, Diamond Valley News, July 20, 1994

“Retail leader quits Myer GBs”, Inside Retailing, February 28, 1994

“Management”, Australian Financial Review, February 4, 1994

“Appointments”, The Age, January 13, 1994

“Strategic Myer”, Daily Telegraph-Mirror, January 6, 1994

“Strategist for Myer”, Courier Mail, January 6, 1994

“Myer names strategist”, Herald-Sun, January 6, 1994

“Deregulating urban bus service”, Newsline (Washington D.C.), January, 1989

“Fruit minimum price system is at risk”, The Advertiser (Adelaide), 1984

“Grain handling study underway”, The Advertiser (Adelaide), August 28, 1984

63 ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL WRITINGS & SPEECHES (EXCLUDING MEDIA)

Theses Journal Articles Contributions to Books Book Reviews Teaching Cases Technical Reports & Working Papers Conference Papers, Invited Speeches & Seminars Other Academic & Professional Writings

Theses:

“Efficient transit management strategies and public policies: radial commuter arteries”. Ph.D. in Business Economics thesis, Harvard University, May, 1990.

“A spatial economic analysis of the Eyre Peninsula grain handling & transport system”, Master of Economics thesis, University of Adelaide, June, 1985.

“Regulation of financial reporting”, Honours thesis, University of Adelaide, November, 1981.

Journal Articles:

“What would an efficient regulated contract look like?”, Network, 55(2), June 2015, pp. 1-9.

“In whose interest?”, Network, 43(1), March 2012, pp. 1-8.

“Market Efficiency and the Global Financial Crisis”, Australian Economic Review, December 2010 (with S. Easton).

“Public-private boundaries: partnerships and integrated governance”, The Melbourne Review, 1(1), November, 2005, pp. 59-65 (with V. Chaudhri).

“Executive Compensation: Getting the Mix Right”, Australian Economic Review, 36(3), September, 2003, pp. 324-332.

“Business-Government Relations in Australia: Co-operating Through Task Forces: Executive Commentary”, Academy of Management Executive, 14(3), August, 2000, pp. 27-29.

“Key performance indicator programs: getting value”, Management, March 1997, pp. 23- 24.

“Efficient Bus Fares”, Transport Reviews, 12(1), January-March 1992, pp. 43-58.

“On the Marginal Capital Costs of Peak and Off-Peak Transit Services”, Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, 24(2), March 1989, pp. 349-355. 64

“Some Implications of Sunk, Congestion and Seasonal Opening Costs within a Regional Grain Handling and Transport System”, Journal of Transport Economics & Policy, 22(2), May 1988, pp. 175-196.

“Why Subsidise State Transport Authorities?”, Australian Quarterly, 59(1), Autumn 1987, pp. 60-72.

Contributions to Books:

“Hayek, monopolies and cartels in the 21st century”, in “The multi-layered Hayek”, Centre for Independent Studies, 2010.

“Monopoly”, in Findlay & Snelling, “Reading Between the Lines” (textbook), 9th edition, Pearson, 2010.

“Companies should come clean on the value of leases on their books”, in Henderson, S., Peirson, G. and Herbohn, K., “Issues in Financial Accounting ” (textbook), 14th edition, 2010; also in subsequent editions (including the latest edition in 2014)

“Companies should come clean on the value of leases on their books”, in Godfrey, “Accounting theory” (textbook), 7th edition, John Wiley & Sons, December 2009

“Pay checks – how to pay boards”, in Gitman, Juchau & Flanagan, “Principles of Managerial Finance” (textbook), 6th edition, Pearson, 2011

“Companies should come clean on the value of leases on their books”, in Pierson & Ramsay, “Financial Accounting” (textbook), 5th edition, Pearson Education, 2008

“The use and misuse of WACC”, in Beal, Goyen & Shamsuddin, “Introducing Corporate Finance” (textbook), 2nd edition, John Wiley & Sons, November 2007

“Risk in rewards”, in Nankervis, “Human Resources Management (textbook), Cengage Learning, 6th edition, October 2007

Book Reviews:

“Firms, markets and economic change: a dynamic theory of business institutions”, Economic Record, 73(221), June, 1997, pp. 189-190

Teaching Cases:

“Toll Road Corporation of Virginia”, Centre for Business & Government, Harvard University, May 1990

Technical Reports & Working Papers:

65 “Identifying and valuing network benefits”, McKinsey & Co. Application Bulletin in Corporate Strategy & Transportation, December 1995 (with S. Baker, M. Burgess and C. Doherty)

“Predicting and managing the behaviour of a new entrant – and the regulator”, McKinsey & Co. Application Bulletin in Microeconomics, August 1993 (with G. Joffe and M. Rennie)

“Pricing large product lines”, McKinsey & Co. Sector Bulletin in Retailing & Marketing, July 1993 (with S. Harrison and J. Waterous)

“Deregulating and privatising urban bus services: lessons from Britain”, Harvard University Kennedy School of Government Working Paper, 1989 (with Gomez-Ibanez, J., Meyer, J. and L. Dean)

“Optimal location, number and size of grain handling facilities in South Australia (4): some results for the Eyre Peninsula region”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report, December 1985

“A review of the plant location literature with particular reference to grain handling and transportation systems”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report No. 89, November 1985

“Optimal location, number and size of grain handling facilities in South Australia (3): estimation of short-run and long-run cost functions”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report No. 80, April 1985

“Optimal location, number and size of grain handling facilities in South Australia (2): road transport costs and queuing costs at grain handling facilities”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report No. 68, January 1985

“Optimal location, number and size of grain handling facilities in South Australia (1): model development”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report No. 63, September 1984

“A preliminary model of grain handling & transportation in South Australia”, South Australian Department of Agriculture Grain Handling Working Paper No. 1, August, 1983

“Export markets for South Australia’s rural products”, Chapter 4 in Agriculture in the South Australian Economy, South Australian Department of Agriculture Technical Report No. 25, May 1983

Conference Papers, Invited Speeches & Seminars:

Invited panelist, “Future options for network planning to achieve competition in asset development” Workshop, South Australian Council of Social Service, Stamford Plaza, Adelaide, November 29, 2017. 66

Chair of Opening Session on “Energy market disarray: government or market failure” of The Australian Crisis of Confidence in Energy Investment, Security and Environmental Policy Conference, Melbourne, July 24, 2017.

(with Richard Pomfret) “Positives and pitfalls in academics engaging in national policy debates: a recent free trade example”, Brainbag Seminar, School of Economics, University of Adelaide, , October 17, 2016

“Can export marketing boards generate price premiums and improve suppliers’ net returns?”, Invited Guest Lecture, Faculty of Economics & Business, Universitas Indonesia, October 12, 2015

(with R. Dickinson, G. Nathan and P. Ashman) “Modelling the fundamental value of power to fuel” (2015), World Hydrogen Technologies Convention, Sydney, October 11- 14.

“Water access”, Special guest speaker at Water Industry Alliance Roundtable Luncheon, Adelaide, February 27, 2014

“Water access”, Presentation to Water Industry Alliance Members Night, Adelaide, November 19, 2013

“Where to on energy price monitoring?”, Presentation to Utility Regulators Forum, Adelaide, November 1, 2013

“Water economic regulation in SA”, Keynote Address to the Australia Water Association SA Regional Conference on Building Resilience in South Australia’s Urban Water Systems, Adelaide Convention Centre, August 2, 2013

“Invited Evidence”, Appearance before the Select Committee on the Port Augusta Power Station, Parliament of South Australia, July 5, 2013

“Current revenue determination for SA Water: overview and key issues”, Presentation to Utility Regulators Forum, March 7, 2013

“Price, quality and reliability of SA’s essential services”, Public Information Session & Presentation, Townsend Park Community Centre, October 16, 2012

“State-based economic regulation: key issues”, Presentation to the 10th Annual Competition & Consumer Workshop, University of South Australia, October 12, 2012; also panelist in “regulated industries” session

“Economic regulation framework for water and sewerage”, Presentation to Chief Executives – Local Government Association of South Australia, Barossa Valley, September 7, 2012

67 “Pricing solar electricity”, Presentation to the Australian Institute of Energy, Adelaide, June 14, 2012

“What price for home-generated electricity?: solar feed-in tariffs”, Presentation to the Economics Society of South Australia, March 28, 2012

“Examining the role of price regulation in resolving water supply issues”, Presentation to the 7th Annual Water Symposium, Sydney, February 24, 2012

“Evidence on grain handling issues”, Appearance before the Select Committee on Grain Handling, Parliament of South Australia, October 27, 2011

“Improving the practice of network regulation in Australia”, Invited speaker and panelist, Twelfth Australian Competition & Consumer Commission Regulatory Conference, Brisbane, July 27-29, 2011

“Broadband & the public interest: pulling the institutional & organisational levers", Centre for Institutional & Organisational Studies, University of Newcastle, April 19, 2011

Book launch: launched “Passionate Leadership” by Bruce Rosengarten (Book Street), August 8, 2010

“Risk and Return in Public & Private Businesses”, Invited seminar, Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, Melbourne, June 25, 2010

Invited appearance before Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network, June 4, 2010

Invited participant, Roundtable on Inquiry into a State-based Reform Agenda, Victorian Competition & Efficiency Commission, May 23, 2010

“Leadership in policy reform”, Invited panelist, Melbourne Business School, Canberra, March 24, 2010

“Strengthening evidence-based policy in the Australian Federation”, Invited participant, Productivity Commission Roundtable, Canberra, August 17-18, 2009

“Is this the end of capitalism?”, Centre for Independent Studies Consilium, Coolum, August 6-8, 2009

“Sovereign wealth funds”, Hypothetical panelist, The Churchill Club, Melbourne, April 9, 2009

“The Coles Group break-up”, Presentation to Pacific Strategy Partners Conference, Melbourne, April 11, 2008

68 “Hayek, monopolies & cartels in the 21st century”, Presentation to Forum on Hayek’s ideas in the 21st century: an exploration, Centre for Independent Studies, Sydney, April 10, 2008

“Why we should slash the tax burden”, New Agenda for Prosperity, Economic & Social Outlook Conference, Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic & Social Research, Melbourne, March 27-28, 2008

“The big issues affecting directors in 2008”, Australian Institute of Company Directors Leading Edge Luncheon, Melbourne, February 28, 2008

“Free markets, political philosophies & political reality”, Address to the Australian Adam Smith Institute, Melbourne, November 27, 2007

“Economic gains from a free wheat export market”, Guest lecture to Agricultural Science students, University of Melbourne, September 4, 2007

“Corporate Responsibility?”, Address to the National Agricultural Commodities Marketing Association Annual Conference, Melbourne, August 6, 2007; also ran “Hypo- thetical” (titled “Banglanam”) with a panel of experts, focusing on corporate risk & responsibility issues for potential new entrants to export wheat marketing

“Management consulting as a career”, Invited talk and discussion with MBS Management Consulting Interest Group, Melbourne, June 20, 2007

“More backward than forward”, Address to the W.A. Pastoralists’ & Graziers Association Centenary Convention, Perth, February 22, 2007; subsequently reported as “Media commentator Paul Kerin raised the ire of single desk supporters”, Farm Weekly, March 15, 2007

“Economic gains from a free wheat export market”, Guest lecture to Agricultural Science students, University of Melbourne, October 17, 2006

Invited participant in Roundtable of Economists, Australian Senate Standing Committee on Economics Inquiry into the Price of Petrol in Australia, September 26, 2006

“AWB & the single desk”, Address to the Harvard Club of Victoria, July 28, 2006; subsequently reported as “Close single wheat desk for good, says economist”, The Age, July 31, 2006, “AWB says sun doesn’t rise in the east, farmers agree”, Crickey!, July 31, 2006, & “MBS Prof. Paul Kerin urges AWB reform”, Harvard Club News, November 2006

“Time for a free wheat market”, Address to the Australian Agricultural & Resource Economics Society (Victoria), March, 2006

“Time for a free wheat market”, Address to the ‘Friends of Agriculture’ (group of Federal Parliamentarians), Parliament House, Canberra, March 28, 2006

69 “Time for a free wheat market”, Keynote Address to the W.A. Pastoralists’ & Graziers’ Association Annual Convention, Perth, February 23, 2006; subsequently reported on ABC Radio W.A. Countryhour & Radio 6PR FM as “Need to remove ‘one size fits all mentality’ in grain market” (interview), February 23, 2006, “Free market support ignored – advocate”, Farm Weekly, March 1, 2006, & “McGauran under PGA fire”, Farm Weekly, March 1, 2006

Invited advisory panel member & Chair of “Globalisation & the professions” session, Practice & Business: Professionals Summit, Sydney, April 19, 2005

“M&A deals: sense & nonsense”, Merrill Lynch, Melbourne & Sydney, March 10, 2005

“Creating value using key performance indicators”, Keynote Address to the Australian Centre for Management Development Forum, February 1996

“Winning in retail pricing”, McKinsey & Co. European Consumer Industry Conference, Prague, October 1993 (with X. Azalbert, U. Biendenbieck, E. Ludes, S. Harrison, A. Jones and J. Schram)

“Competition from other technologies: UK perspective”, McKinsey & Co. Worldwide Telecommunications Conference, Tokyo, April 1993

“Protecting the core business against the onset of competition in the home market”, McKinsey & Co. Worldwide Telecommunications Conference, Tokyo, April 1993

“Strategic management of a non-profit service provider: urban passenger transit”, Seminar in Production & Operations Management, Harvard Business School, January 1990

“Transit management strategies”, Seminar in Urban, Transportation & Regional Economics, Harvard University, November 1989

“Efficient model splits and transit fares”, Seminar in Urban, Transportation & Regional Economics, Harvard University, February 1989

“On the marginal capital costs of peak and off-peak transit services”, Paper presented at the Transportation Research Forum, Toronto, Canada, November 1988

“Bus deregulation in the United Kingdom”, Seminar in Urban Transportation & Regional Economics, Harvard University, October 1988 (with J. Meyer)

“British bus deregulation”, Presentations to two sessions in Senior Executive Program, Kennedy School of Government, August, 1988

“STA funding and pricing policies – ‘justified’ on economic grounds?”, Address to the Flinders University Economics Society, July, 1986

70 “Some results of a spatial economic analysis of the Eyre Peninsula grain handling and transportation system”, Paper Presented to the 30th Australian Agricultural Economics Conference, Canberra, February, 1986

“Progress report on national grain handling and transport project”, Paper presented to the Australian Wheat Industry Research Council, Melbourne, October, 1985 (with G. Ryland)

“Research into wheat handling, storage & marketing in Australia”, Paper presented to the Australian Agricultural Council Committee on Off-farm Costs of Grain, Melbourne, June, 1985 (with G. Ryland)

“National grain handling and transport project”, Paper presented to Australian Wheat Board Biennial Grain Economics Research Conference, Melbourne, May, 1985 (with G. Ryland)

“Grain handling and transportation in Australia: model development and specification”, Paper presented to the 29th Australian Agricultural Economics Conference, Armidale, February, 1985 (with G. Ryland)

“Grain handling & transport”, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, October, 1984

“Optimal location, number and size of grain handling facilities in South Australia: a preliminary model”, Paper presented to the 28th Australian Agricultural Economics Conference, Sydney, February, 1984

“Grain handling & transport”, University of Adelaide Economics Department Seminar, 1984

OTHER ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL WRITINGS:

“A Maggie Thatcher needed to sort out the mess”, On-line Opinion: e-journal of social & economic debate, May, 2009

“Cost-shifting, blame-shifting and profilgacy”, On-line Opinion: e-journal of social & economic debate, September, 2007

“Labor may use its loaf to end Coalition’s inept wheat marketing policy”, Connections, January 2008

“Wheat industry grinds slowly on as single desk turns into Frankenstein”, Connections, September, 2007

“A cure worse than the disease”, Connections, May, 2007

“Bold leadership needed on AWB morass”, Connections, 2007

71 “Big hole in PM’s water plan”, Connections, February, 2007

“Desk has run its race”, Connections, December, 2006

“AWB’s cosy deal cuts returns to growers”, Connections, September, 2006

“Deregulating and privatising urban bus services: lessons from Britain”, Report to the Urban Mass Transit Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, September 1988 ((with Gomez-Ibanez, J., Meyer, J. and L. Dean)

“Deregulating urban bus services” Transportation Research Board Newsline, January 1989 ((with Gomez-Ibanez, J., Meyer, J. and L. Dean)

“Deregulating urban bus services: Britain’s early experience and the lessons for the United States”, Report to the Urban Mass Transit Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, November 1987 (with Gomez-Ibanez, J., Meyer, J. and L. Dean)

33 articles published in industry magazines (e.g., State of Agriculture during 1982-85

“The Campbell Report: Implications for the South Australian Rural Sector”, Rural Marketing & Policy, 11(4), Summer 1982, pp. 14-17

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS & AWARDS

Teaching experience:

Accounting: 1st year undergraduate, University of Adelaide

Business Strategy: MBA & executive education, Melbourne Business School

Corporate Strategy: MBA & executive education, Melbourne Business School

Microeconomics: 2nd year undergraduate, Master of Public Administration & Master of Public Policy, University of Adelaide & Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

Economics for Management / Managerial Economics: 2nd year undergraduate & MBA, University of Adelaide, Harvard College & Melbourne Business School

Economics Statistics: 2nd year undergraduate, University of Adelaide

Financial Decision-making in the Public & Private Sectors: Master of Public Administration & Master of Public Policy, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

Mergers & Acquisitions: executive education, Melbourne Business School. 72

Other Contributions to Academia:

• Academic Board Member, University of Adelaide, Feb. 2015 – Aug. 2016 • Faculty of the Professions Board Member, University of Adelaide, Feb. 2015 – Aug. 2016 • Member of Scientific Committee, Australian Conference of Economists, 2016 particularly in regulatory, energy and environmental economics) • Refereed articles submitted to a range of journals (such as the Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics, Economic Papers, Journal of Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies and Public Policy) • Former Secretary & Treasurer, Australian Agricultural Economics Society (S.A.)

Expert Witness Experience – Examples:

• Citizens’ Jury on Nuclear Fuel Cycle, 2016. • Acquisition and foreign investment legal case, New Zealand, 2010.

Other:

• Referee articles submitted to a range of journals (such as Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics, Australian Economic Papers, Economic Record, Energy Policy and Public Policy) and think-tank publications (such as the Centre for Independent Studies). • Steering Committee Member, Biodiversity Review, Victorian government (Biodiversity Victoria & Victorian Department of Primary Industries). • Secretary & Treasurer, Australian Agricultural Economics Society (S.A.).

Awards:

2008 Favourite Faculty Member (joint winner), as voted by Melbourne Business School Classes of 1998 & 2003 (5- year & 10-year reunions)

1986 – 90 Fulbright Scholar; Harvard University – full graduate scholarship

1988 Honours, MBA program, Harvard Business School

Journal of Transport Economics & Policy Rees Jeffrey Memorial Prize

Transportation Research Forum (USA) Graduate Student Paper Prize

73 1979 – 81 9 University of Adelaide academic awards: John Lorenzo Young Scholarship for best Honours thesis in Economics Joseph Fisher Medal for Commerce, awarded to the most outstanding graduating student E.A. Russell Memorial Prize for Third Year Economics Economics Society Prize for International Economics Institute of Chartered Accountants Prize in Financial Accounting Shell Prize for Economic Theory Young Accountants Group Prize Australian Society of Accountants Prize in Management Accounting South Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry Prize for Second Year Economics 1978 – 80 South Australian Public Service Cadetship (Department of Agriculture).

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