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Pity, fury and white line fever: The resuscitation of Melbourne Rebels

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Paul Docherty's BRC Group investment house collapsed in January. Docherty brought in more than $100 million of new investment into businesses co-owned by BRC and as diverse as a cleaning products seller, a dental-aligner maker, a 3D printing group and an AI-driven home moving platform. The list of affected directors includes five from the Rebels club: barrister Tim North, KC, former Minter Ellison lawyer Georgia Widdup, Owain Stone, Neil Hay and business doyenne Lyndsey Cattermole.

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Pity, fury and white line fever: The resuscitation of Melbourne Rebels

As a rugby union who’s who gathered for lunch this week, the future of the embattled club was on everyone’s lips. How do you save a loss-making operation without leaving a sour taste in anyone’s mouth?

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