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| | theage.com.au - Brewing legend slumps as rice runs out of puff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12) |
 | | The Elders investment irked the NCSC, the corporate watchdog of the day, because it was engineered through an executive share plan that issued him fully paid shares as bonuses on existing scrip part-paid to one cent each. |
 | | His money remained invested with the successor to Elders, Foster's Brewing, for a while, but late in 1991 he sold down his holding to get clear of the Harlin debts, pay tax on the windfall gains, and fund a new business career as a grazier, rice grower and sometime yabby farmer. |
 | | Once relieved of his duties at Elders, he took rooms in a Collins Street building that was owned by the opinion pollster Gary Morgan, a friend indeed, who cut him in on Haoma, Morgan's once-promising venture in gold mining and gold processing. |
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