Multiple Crises
Australia’s fuel crisis could stop your bin being collected (3 min)
Australia’s food production could be halved in months as Iran war continues | 9 News Australia (5 min)
Sydneysiders to conserve water after main explodes; PM’s emergency fuel meeting | 7NEWS Sydney (17 min)
The Fuel Panic Is Real. The Diesel Apocalypse Isn’t | Auto Expert John Cadogan (22 min)
BREAKING: Is This Australia–EU Trade Deal a Sign the Economy Is About to Get Worse? (14 min)
The new education program:
1. Social Studies : Techniques to Hasbara the goy
2. History: Produce undetectable revisionism
3. Economics: Introduction to debt slavery
4. Religion: Explain superiority and choseness
5. Sexual ethics: How to produce an Epstein network— Elijah (@CherithElijah) March 26, 2026
Jewish Power in Australia
The Myer retail group (often misspelled as Meyer) was established by Sidney Myer and his brother Elcon Myer in 1900.
The Sussan Group: Established in 1939 by Fay and Sam Gandel. Sussan, Sportsgirl, Suzanne Grae
Spotlight Group Holdings: Founded in 1973 by brothers Morry Fraid and Ruben Fried. Spotlight,Anaconda,Harris Scarfe (acquired 2020),Mountain Designs
Premier Investments: Led by Solomon Lew: Just Jeans, Peter Alexander (founded by designer Peter Alexander),Smiggle,Portmans, Dotti, Jay Jays, and Jacqui E
The Westfield Group: Co-founded in 1959 by Holocaust survivors Frank Lowy and John Saunders (born Jeno Schwarcz)
Kogan.com: One of Australia’s largest online retailers, founded by Ruslan Kogan.
Chemist Warehouse: Co-founded by Jack Gance.
Seafolly: A major Australian swimwear brand founded by Peter and Yvonne Halas.
Best & Less: Established by Berel Ginges.
Lowes Manhattan: A menswear retail chain founded by Sidney Sinclair.
Weiss: Established by Peter Weiss, known for clothing and uniform manufacturing.
Monarch Cake Shop: A historic Melbourne institution founded by Pearl Lavine in 1931.
Industrial & Diversified Groups
Visy: A global packaging and recycling giant founded by Leon Pratt and significantly expanded by his son Richard Pratt.
Meriton Group: Australia’s largest apartment developer, founded by Harry Triguboff.
Smorgon Consolidated Industries: Founded by the Smorgon family, which grew from a single butcher shop into one of Australia’s wealthiest industrial conglomerates.
Catch.com.au: Originally “Catch of the Day,” founded by brothers Gabby and Hezi Leibovich before being sold to Wesfarmers in 2019.
Richest
Harry Triguboff: Estimated at $34.10 billion (2026). Known as “High-rise Harry,” he founded the property development giant Meriton.
Anthony Pratt & Family: Estimated at $30.05 billion (2026). He is the executive chairman of Visy, the world’s largest privately owned recycling and packaging company.
Ivan Glasenberg: Estimated at $13.14 billion (2026). Former CEO and major shareholder of the global commodities giant Glencore.
Frank Lowy: Estimated at $11.42 billion (2026). The co-founder of Westfield Corporation, now a major global philanthropist based in Israel.
Jack & Sam Gance: Estimated at $10.19 billion each (2026). They are the co-founders of the Chemist Warehouse retail chain.
John Gandel: Estimated at $5.83 billion (2025). A property developer and philanthropist who owns a major stake in the Chadstone Shopping
Other Prominent Multi-Millionaires and Billionaires
Solomon Lew: Owner of Premier Investments, which holds brands like Smiggle, Just Jeans, and Peter Alexander.
Naomi Milgrom: Owner of the Sussan Group (Sportsgirl, Sussan, Suzanne Grae).
Raphael Geminder: Owner of Pact Group, a major packaging company.
Alex Waislitz: Founder of Thorney Investment Group.
Morry & Zac Fried: Owners of the Spotlight Group, which includes Anaconda and Harris Scarfe.
Nick Molnar: Co-founder of Afterpay, one of Australia’s most successful recent fintech exports.
Ruslan Kogan: Founder of the online retail giant Kogan.com.
Mark Leibler, politically connected, promoted the voice referrendum (because he cares so much about the indigenous). He is the senior partner of Arnold Bloch Leibler (ABL), which is regarded as one of Australia’s most profitable “boutique” law firms. He is extremely wealthy, though he has historically “flown under the radar” of public rich lists by choice. Worth 80 million in 1989 but billions now.