dmg puts its biggest star on show
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The people at dmg certainly know how to throw a party. CEO Cathy O’Connor joked that here they were barely into February and already David Borean, Sydney manager of Nova and Vega, had blown the entire year’s promotional budget on last night’s bash for 400 media and advertiser types at Sydney’s newly rediscovered old Eveleigh railway sheds where Masterchef is filmed.
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Latest update: 08 Feb 2010
Robyn Ravlich has just retired after spending thirty five years with ABC Radio National.
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