News about Frank Lowy

After the exclusive harbourside suburb (left) home to company tycoons and a former prime minister was shaken by a string of suspicious robbery, police patrols in Point Piper in Sydney's east were heightened. On Thursday, Daily Mail Australia exclusively revealed that two vehicles were stolen within a 1km radius overnight, including one by patrolling officers in Wolseley Crescent (right), Australia's richest street. Strike Force Sweetenham detectives have been called in to investigate whether teen gangs charged with selling high-performance cars for Sydney's underworld may have been responsible for the robbery.

An early morning car theft involving the shocked owner as well as police has shocked one of Australia's most expensive suburbs, sparking a probe. An abandoned black Ford utility was seen on Thursday in Wolseley Crescent, Point Piper in Sydney's eastern suburbs shortly before 4 a.m., when they discovered an abandoned black Ford vehicle with the engine still running. Officers investigating the abandoned vehicle discovered a blue Volkswagen Golf leaving a nearby driveway. A resident was compelled to tell police that their car had just been stolen from their house. It was one of at least two car robbery attempts in the ritzy harbourside suburb.

Frank Lowy is said to have a new woman in his life. The billionaire Westfield founder, 92, has been seen out and about with a mystery woman, introducing her as his 'new girlfriend.' The woman's name is uncertain, but reports indicate she's in her early 70s and met Sir Lowy in Israel, where he now resides.

It's been a long time for Guus Hiddink's influence on Australian football, that Graham Arnold referred to him as 'boss,' even though he stepped down. Arnold, one of the Dutchman's assistants during Australia's historic 2006 World Cup run, is now in charge of the Socceroos himself and will lead them into Qatar later this month. Hiddink was part of the coaching staff for two friendlies against New Zealand in September, but wanted to emphasize that it is still Arnold who is calling the shots these days.

The company, which also invests in the San Francisco 49ers, now holds a 59% interest in the English soccer team. However, it is expected to increase its share to a majority takeover as it has the option to buy out Andrea Radrizzani, the majority shareholder, in January 2024. According to US banking reports, the investment group has made more strides in recent weeks to ensure the correct funding to buy out Radrizzani. Although the option to buy the Italian out isn't available until January 2024, it is believed that the American shareholders might move as soon as the season comes to an end.