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Kirsten Robb

Kirsten Robb

Kirsten Robb is a former journalist at SmartCompany. Previously, she worked at News Corp as a property reporter for Leader Newspapers and the Herald Sun, and holds a Masters of Journalism at Melbourne University.

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Finance

“Mixed emotions”: Why David Prior says his $80 million sale of five:am is bittersweet
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Growth

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Growth

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Business Advice

ANZ employee claims she was threatened with disciplinary action for refusing internal pelvic exam with company doctor
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Business Advice

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People

Diary of an entrepreneur: How Marc Levin turned his office furniture business into a $5 million online retailer
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Business Advice

Keep your enemies closer: Jeff Kennett announced as Coles’ new referee
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Apple and Samsung raise a white flag on their legal battles
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Business Advice

Business groups tell Hockey “we share your frustrations” as Treasurer labels budget support “weak”
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People

VIDEO: Playing cat and house: Australia’s first cat café opens in Melbourne
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Technology

Comeback lines: BlackBerry tells staff it will stop shrinking workforce and begin ‘modest’ growth
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Finance

From “frenemies” to family: Why Grays Australia and DealsDirect decided to merge