Australia Post chief received 1.2 million dollar bonus after property sale
The outgoing chief executive of Australia Post was paid a major bonus after a property sale pushed the state-owned corporation into profit, the Guardian reported.
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The outgoing chief executive of Australia Post, Paul Graham, received a 1.2 million Australian dollar bonus in the last financial year, the Guardian reported. The payout came on top of his base salary of 1.64 million Australian dollars. [1]
According to the Guardian, the bonus followed the 139.4 million Australian dollar sale of property owned by Australia Post. The sale pushed the organisation into a profit for the year. [1]
Graham confirmed the bonus to a Senate estimates hearing on Tuesday night, the Guardian reported. He said the payout was based on two performance components, with one tied to the property strategy executed by the organisation. [1]
Australia Post is an Australian government-owned corporation that delivers postal services across the country, with its head office in Richmond, Victoria. Graham announced earlier this month that he will retire in June 2027 after five years leading the entity. [1][2]
In short
- Paul Graham received a 1.2 million dollar bonus on top of his 1.64 million dollar base salary.
- A 139.4 million dollar property sale pushed Australia Post into profit for the financial year.
- Graham confirmed the bonus details during a Senate estimates hearing.
- Graham will retire from Australia Post in June after five years as chief executive.
Sources
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- [1]Politics live: Australia Post chief paid ‘mind-blowing’ bonus; man charged over alleged false Bondi shooting claimThe Guardian, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Australia Post on Wikipedia
- [3]Whistleblowing on Wikipedia
- [4]Relationship of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein on Wikipedia
- [5]Australia Post on Grokipedia
- [6]Politics on Grokipedia
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- [8]Florida police debunk false shooting threat made against teenager FTMQ News, 3d ago
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