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Peter Holmes à Court
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Peter Holmes à Court is an Australian businessman, and one of four children of renowned 1980s entrepreneur, the late Robert Holmes à Court. His brother Paul runs the family business Heytesbury, which includes renowned winery Vasse Felix, while his mother Janet is a prominent philanthropist and arts patron.

Mr Holmes à Court was a director and chief executive of Australian Agricultural Co, and was a joint owner of rugby league club South Sydney Rabbitohs alongside actor Russell Crowe from 2006 to 2014.

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NEWS: Tagged in Time to make moves into China 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Futuris moves to deal with grievances 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Bush is booming, believe it or not 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Utility image to get the old heave-ho 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Rates make for interesting times 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Jester’s pies fly east 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Jesters Pies appoints CEO 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Playing in the big league 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Holmes a Court resigns from QR 22 Mar 2023
NEWS: Tagged in Nothing off the table as Jesters bakes fresh plan 22 Mar 2023

Article Timeline

Tuesday, 17 July, 2001 - 22:00

Time to make moves into China

BEIJING lost its Olympic Games 2000 bid to Sydney by two votes. That probably did China a favour.

Tuesday, 31 July, 2001 - 22:00

Futuris moves to deal with grievances

FUTURIS Corp has been forced to make special arrangements for several hundred WA shareholders who missed out on a special allocation in fancied float Australian Agricultural Co.

Tuesday, 7 August, 2001 - 22:00

Bush is booming, believe it or not

PRIME Minister John Howard is enough of a politician to believe his visit to WA broke the drought – apres moi le deluge and all that.

Tuesday, 14 August, 2001 - 22:00

Utility image to get the old heave-ho

THE Fremantle Dockers, now even more firmly anchored at the bottom of the AFL ladder, run around every week with AlintaGas on the back of their jerseys. Is that causing angst for these long-time sponsors? Not a bit of it.

Tuesday, 15 January, 2002 - 21:00

Rates make for interesting times

THERE is a Spanish curse “may you live among interesting times”. Some investors must feel they have upset a Spaniard.

Tuesday, 25 March, 2003 - 21:00

Jester’s pies fly east

WITH the dust settling after its purchase by Peter Holmes a Court’s AA Co, Jester’s Jaffle Pie Co is making its long awaited move into the eastern States.

Thursday, 22 December, 2005 - 13:06

Jesters Pies appoints CEO

Perth-founded Jesters Pies is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Downer as its CEO.

Tuesday, 16 October, 2007 - 22:00

Playing in the big league

Few leading business figures could manage to look as comfortable as Peter Holmes a Court late on a Friday afternoon in the busy front bar of the Cottesloe Beach Hotel.

Tuesday, 23 March, 2010 - 14:46

Holmes a Court resigns from QR

Businessman Peter Holmes a Court, son of the late Robert Holmes a Court, has quit his director position with Queensland Rail.

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Thursday, 19 October, 2017 - 13:47

Nothing off the table as Jesters bakes fresh plan

A new strategy, rebrand and expansion into different selling channels are all part of Robert West’s plan to revamp Jesters Pies.

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Wednesday, 22 March, 2023 - 13:00

TEDxPerth speakers revealed

Businessman Peter Holmes à Court has been named as one of three new speakers added to the line-up for the TEDxPerth event being held April 1.

 
Nothing off the table as Jesters bakes fresh plan
Thursday, 19 October, 2017 - 13:47

Time to make moves into China

Futuris moves to deal with grievances

Bush is booming, believe it or not

Utility image to get the old heave-ho

Rates make for interesting times

Jester’s pies fly east

Jesters Pies appoints CEO

Playing in the big league

Holmes a Court resigns from QR

Nothing off the table as Jesters bakes fresh plan

TEDxPerth speakers revealed

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