LATEST ARTICLES:
MARK KAVANAGH By Mark Harding
Inside Headquarters, March 2010
Kavanagh would grow up to ride over jumps but unlike most jockeys who see riding as their life's career, for him it was always a means to an end - a pathway to his real career as a trainer... Read more...
THE WOLLEN STORY "ONLY KINDNESS MATTERS"
By Karen Harding
Quest Kudos issue 15, January 2010
A merchant banker, he was Vice-President of Citibank at 34 and a general manager at Citicorp. He was named one of the top 40 headhunted executives in Australia by Australian Business Magazine. He had the material trappings of a successful executive and his favourite meal was filet mignon and lobster... Read more...
MELBOURNE CUP WEEK WRAP 2009 By Mark Harding
Inside Racing, December 2009
About half an hour after the presentations for So You Think's Tatts Cox Plate, when most of the hullabaloo about Bart had finally died down, someone asked Mark Kavanagh how he was feeling about the defeat of his favourite Whobegotyou... Read more...
TAMIE FRASER "FIRST LADY ENJOYING LIFE TO A TEE" By Karen Harding
Women’s GOLF Autumn 2010, February 2010
Former First Lady Tamie Fraser has spent a major part of her life under public scrutiny. Now living a more private life, she has the opportunity to work on her golf ... and loves every minute of it. Read more...
DRY GARDENS CAN BE BEAUTIFUL By Karen Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine - Lifestyle
Despite water restrictions it is still possible to have a beautiful garden. Karen Harding looks at dry climate gardening and finds it not only saves water but saves you time. Read more...
SIZE MATTERS By Evan Harding
BYO - Liquor & Lifestyle
If you have ever walked into a strange pub, ordered a beer and got a blank stare from the barman, then you've probably been talking the wrong langauge. Evan Harding translate the jumble of terms given to beer glasses in Australia and New Zealand. Read more...
THE READING ROOM By Evan Harding
BYO - Liquor & Lifestyle
This year’s Women’s Australian Open had it all. A backdrop of tragedy, a strong international field plus home-grown stars, the face of the future in young and very young players, and victory to a veteran in a dramatic finish.. Read more...
IT'S LAURA'S AUSSIE OPEN By Karen Harding
Women’s Golf Winter/Spring 2009 -May 2009
This year’s Women’s Australian Open had it all. A backdrop of tragedy, a strong international field plus home-grown stars, the face of the future in young and very young players, and victory to a veteran in a dramatic finish. Read more...
CATHERINE'S QUEST FOR HER OWN BUSINESS By Evan Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine - Quest Success
She began as a part time receptionist working through university.
Now she owns and runs two serviced apartment businesses. Read more...
THE CORPORATE ATHLETE By Evan Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine - Marketing
What makes an athlete stand out from the pack? Read more...
THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED By Karen Harding
The Age – September 25, 2008
Golf is a game for the ages. It can be played from primary school to the retirement village. Read more...
FENG SHUI AND THE CORPORATE EDGE By Karen Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine - Lifestyle
Since ancient times, man has sought to best his
competition. Back then, of course, his actions were driven
by primary needs – food, water, shelter.
Read more...
FRANCHISING GFC CUTS THROUGH THE MAZE By Mark Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine - Business
As Chairman of the Franchise Council of Australia(FCA), George Yammouni is qualified to make a confident prediction that the franchising industry will emerge stronger from the world economic downturn. No surprises there.
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LIVING LEGENDS By Mark Harding
Inside Headquarters (VRC Members’ Magazine) – Spring
Racing's greatest asset is the opportunity it provides for any member of the public to pat a horse. Read more...
PADDY HANDBURY By Mark Harding
Golf Victoria – January 2008
Imagine if you owned two of the best golf courses in Australia, both of them in beautiful coastal settings where tourism abounds with luxury accommodation and fine food and wine all part of the deal. Read more...
FEARLESS FLYERS By Karen Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine – September 2007
It starts with a small feeling in the pit of the stomach. Something heavy, perhaps dread. Breathing becomes shallower and muscles start to weaken. Lightheadedness and shakiness set in. Thoughts race and the ability to control them disappears. It is fear - and it is not going away. Read more...
WOMEN’S GOLF CENTENARY By Karen Harding
Australasian Womens Golf Magazine – Summer 2007
It was a great finish to an exciting year. It was a day for kindred spirits, united in their passion for their game and with just one intent – to celebrate the achievements of one century and to embrace the dawn of the next. Read more...
DRY GARDENS CAN BE BEAUTIFUL By Karen Harding
Quest Kudos Magazine – January 2007
Despite water restrictions it is still possible to have a beautiful garden. KAREN HARDING looks at dry gardening and finds it not only saves water but saves you time. Read more...
FAIRYTALE FOR A TRUE BLUE FOO By Mark Harding
Sunday Herald Sun – October 29, 2006
What is it about this trend to retire racehorses when they are still on top?
First it was Makybe Diva, bowing out to the cheers and tears of Flemington on Cup Day and now Fields Of Omagh, departing Moonee Valley and all racetracks after what can only be described as scenes of chaos yesterday. Read more...
CHICK DEFENDS EAGLES’ HONOUR By Mark Harding
Sunday Herald Sun – October 1, 2006
If you could only make one single point, how would you define the difference between the West Coast Eagles and the Sydney Swans?
While single words are hopelessly inadequate, the recent history between these two wonderful sides suggested yesterday’s Grand Final would be a battle of Brilliance v. Grit. Read more...
DIVA - THE GREATEST By Mark Harding
Sunday Herald Sun, November 2005
In the winner's enclosure the only word to describe what was happening was mayhem. Tony Santic and the rest of the Diva crew may have looked like escapees from a New Year's Eve fancy dress party but no-one could begrudge them their celebrations... Read more...
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