A who’s who of Australian executives in the US, including Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch, gathered for an annual dinner that honoured a News Corp lieutenant.
New York | As Steven Marshall opened the annual knees-up for the American Australian Association on Thursday (Friday AEDT), he had his work cut out acknowledging all the dignitaries in the room.
It was a long list for the former South Australian premier, who now runs the non-profit association in New York and clearly relishes his yearly MC role at the gala.
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