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The great, the cowboys and the criminals [Reflections of a retiring journalist on some of the lessons from a finance career]

The Australian financial review, 2005-12 (10-11 Dec 2005), p.20-21

Trevor Sykes

2005

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What's cooking inside the Premier's kitchen cabinet

The Australian financial review, 2005-11 (5-6 Nov 2005), p.24-25

Trevor Sykes

2005

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Australian resources on the block

The Australian financial review, 2004-11 (27-28 Nov 2004), p.20-21

Trevor Sykes

2004

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Fast, but not always fair [Takeovers Panel]

The Australian financial review, 2002-09 (2 Sept 2002), p.69

Trevor Sykes

2002

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The banning of Allan Endresz

The Australian financial review, 2002-09 (2 Sept 2002), p.61

Trevor Sykes

2002

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Was FAI ever solvent?: maybe not

The Australian financial review, 2002-06 (8-9 June 2002), p.10-11

Trevor Sykes

2002

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Resolving the mystery of Wik

The Australian financial review, 2002-03 (12 Mar 2002), p.61

Trevor Sykes

2002

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HIH, Andersen's high-risk engagement

The Australian financial review, 2002-02 (2-3 Feb 2002), p.11

Trevor Sykes

2002

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How FAI bought time and distance to book a profit

The Australian financial review, 2002-02 (9-10 Feb 2002), p.10

Trevor Sykes

2002

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More than luck: the fortunes of Frank Lowy

The Australian financial review, 2002-01 (19-20 Jan 2002)

Trevor Sykes

2002

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Pasminco loses the two-up game

The Australian financial review, 2001-09 (21 Sept 2001), p.81

Trevor Sykes

2001

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Getting tough on insurance: APRA rises as HIH falls

The Australian financial review, 2001-03 (15 Mar 2001), p.40-41

Trevor Sykes

2001

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Putting a dollar value on Aunty

The Australian financial review, 2001-02 (17-18 Feb 2001), p.6

Trevor Sykes

2001

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Grain trading: risky business

The Australian financial review, 2001-02 (23 Feb 2001), p.64-65

Trevor Sykes

2001

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BHP [Series of three parts] Part 1: How to lose $13 billion without really trying. Part 2: How BHP went down the mire. Part 3: Killed by its own culture

The Australian financial review, 2000-09 (4 Sept 2000; 5 Sept 2000; 6 Sept 2000)

Trevor Sykes

2000

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In the know: why it took the ASX a year to find out what everyone knew about mining specs and internet start-ups

The Australian financial review, 2000-02 (5-6 Feb 2000), p.26-27

Trevor Sykes

2000

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Pigs are flying [The background to Paul Keating's piggeries investment]

The Australian financial review, 1999-03 (27-28 Mar 1999), p.24-25

Trevor Sykes

1999

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Sea change for East Timor [Possible independence for East Timor raises questions about the future of the Timor Gap Treaty]

The Australian financial review, 1999-02 (23 Feb 1999), p.19

Trevor Sykes

1999

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Banking on native enterprise [The operations of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commercial Development Corporation]

The Australian financial review, 1998-09 (8 Sept 1998), p.14

Trevor Sykes

1998

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Why the gold industry will survive

The Australian financial review, 1998-03 (11 Mar 1998)

Trevor Sykes

1998

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The looming oil war with Indonesia

The Australian financial review, 1997-10 (15 Oct 1997), p.16

Trevor Sykes

1997

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Fast forward development. -John Howard is using former Fairfax CEO Bob Mansfield to fast track big development projects through the bureaucracy

The Australian financial review, 1997-10 (24 Oct 1997), p.35

Trevor Sykes

1997

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Bumper returns for fund investors ... set the scene for the Year of the Float

The Australian financial review, 1997-07 (21 July 1997)

Trevor Sykes

1997

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It's a rough drop: but people buy it. -Outsourcing Adelaide's water system

The Australian financial review, 1997-03 (3 Mar 1997), p.15

Trevor Sykes

1997

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TNT: from white knight to black knight

The Australian financial review, 1996-10 (3 Oct 1996), p.15

Trevor Sykes

1996

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The great, the cowboys and the criminals [Reflections of a retiring journalist on some of the lessons from a finance career]

What's cooking inside the Premier's kitchen cabinet

Australian resources on the block

Fast, but not always fair [Takeovers Panel]

The banning of Allan Endresz

Was FAI ever solvent?: maybe not

Resolving the mystery of Wik

HIH, Andersen's high-risk engagement

How FAI bought time and distance to book a profit

More than luck: the fortunes of Frank Lowy

Pasminco loses the two-up game

Getting tough on insurance: APRA rises as HIH falls

Putting a dollar value on Aunty

Grain trading: risky business

BHP [Series of three parts] Part 1: How to lose $13 billion without really trying. Part 2: How BHP went down the mire. Part 3: Killed by its own culture

In the know: why it took the ASX a year to find out what everyone knew about mining specs and internet start-ups

Pigs are flying [The background to Paul Keating's piggeries investment]

Sea change for East Timor [Possible independence for East Timor raises questions about the future of the Timor Gap Treaty]

Banking on native enterprise [The operations of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commercial Development Corporation]

Why the gold industry will survive

The looming oil war with Indonesia

Fast forward development. -John Howard is using former Fairfax CEO Bob Mansfield to fast track big development projects through the bureaucracy

Bumper returns for fund investors ... set the scene for the Year of the Float

It's a rough drop: but people buy it. -Outsourcing Adelaide's water system

TNT: from white knight to black knight

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