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Peter Overton was MC (Alan Jones had to pull out, suffering laryngitis. Overton and 60 Minutes have been doing a story on O'Brien) and a veritable who's who turned up to show their support, including Skye and David Leckie, Ros Packer, the Premier, Morris Iemma, fast food mogul Jack Cowin, Marcella Zemanek (minus Stan, who is also battling a brain tumour), Sam Chisholm, Malcolm and Lucy Turnbull, Neville Wran, Julia Ross, retail supremo Roger Corbett and old golden tonsils himself, John Laws. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)
Coulthard acts age and apologises for crash Mar 19, 2007
The Sydney Morning Herald: national, world, business, entertainment, sport and technology news from Australia's leading newspaper. Welcome to The Sydney Morning Herald. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
Stars upstaged in celebrity race Mar 19, 2007
Former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins (L) and Miss Poland Marzena Cieslik. Latest related coverage. (The Age, Australia -- Breaking News)
World champion's driving ambition gives him the edge Mar 18, 2007
Alan JonesMarch 18, 2007 ... Alan Jones was the 1980 world drivers champion. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
Einfeld's song and dance over trips and trappings Feb 16, 2007
She's represented a good chunk of Sydney's famous defendants - Alan Jones, Rodney Adler and the former AWB bigwig Nigel Officer among them. She was junior counsel in the Chamberlain royal commission, been a Mardi Gras director and was counsel assisting the inquest into the death of T. J. Hickey, which sparked the Redfern riots. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)
Are you over your head in debt? Feb 6, 2007
when we tell them that we only have one credit card (with a low limit),we get "huh, how do you live? Try using cash/EFT? It works well. Whilst we like the occasional luxuary, we don't smoke, don't drink heavily, don't eat at fancy restaurants very often, have a Plasma TV, an Ipod, the latest phones (work provides an "old" one that actually works the same as the newer ones - it allows calling!). We don't spend one month in some exotic location or buy new, expensive cars. We are, however,... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
Sponsors look for life in the fast lane Feb 5, 2007
The head of A1 Team Australia, the former Formula 1 world champion Alan Jones, says A1GP offers a unique marketing opportunity for companies who want to gain exposure to some of the fastest growing markets in the world. He says the planned restructuring and refinancing of A1, including the possible float, will give potential sponsors and partners greater confidence in the sport's long-term future. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)
Incredible Huelk set for Australia Feb 3, 2007
Australia's most recent world champion, Alan Jones, suggests that Huelkenberg is the real deal, a driver capable of going all the way to the top in formula one. He already has the right man guiding his fledgling career - Schumacher's manager, Willi Weber. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
A1GP set to return to Eastern creek Feb 1, 2007
A1 Team Australia will be lead by Karl Reindler with Ian Dyk as rookie and Alan Jones as seat holder. "The track at Eastern Creek is a challenging one with a lot of idiosyncrasies. Parts are quite bumpy which means suspension is very important, so drivers need to work closely with the crew to get it exactly right in order to get the most out of their car," Jones was quoted as saying. (Jakarta Post, Indonesia -- Sports)
A1 Grand Prix pile-up will drive me round bend, admits Jones Jan 31, 2007
Team Australia boss Alan Jones has been besieged by supporters of several local drivers, all agitating for their favourite to be given a chance this weekend. Names thrown into the mix include V8 supercar drivers James Courtney, Marcus Marshall and Will Davison, new Australian Formula Ford champion John Martin and A1 GP rookie (reserve) drivers Ian Dyk and Barton Mawer. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
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