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Gossip is par for the course at ritzy golf club 

Gaining entry into the most clandestine and elite golf club in Sydney Harbour – Royal Sydney – requires more than just a substantial amount of money.

Nicholas Pitt, who was previously married to well-known socialite and PR specialist Montarna McDonald.

In the wake of my bitter divorce, I’ve found myself diligently enduring the lengthy 10-year waitlist, a requirement that followed my payment of the $50,000 entrance fee.

Over the past decade, I’ve been persistently waiting on a list while shouldering the burden of the $50,000 admission fee, a consequence of my tumultuous divorce.

According to Royal Sydney’s membership guidelines, members may only propose two candidates a year.

To get admitted into the renowned sports organization, it is essential that you have a close relationship with five individuals – three of whom you’ve been friends with for at least five years, and two you’ve known for seven.

Individuals who’ve known you for the longest period can subsequently endorse you to become a member of their exclusive golf club that costs $6,000 annually.

According to my trusted information from the ‘Silver Fox Set’, Pitt reportedly became a member earlier this year, which coincides with his separation from Montarna and the sale of their shared residence in Paddington. Since then, it appears he’s been fully taking advantage of his membership.

These prominent business leaders, now in midlife, are not usually known for idle gossip, but I have heard whispers that the enigmatic circumstances surrounding the Pitts’ divorce have sparked some conversations among golfing companions lately.

Sydney’s prestigious Royal membership roster features individuals such as Chris Chapman, who served as chairman of the Australian Communications and Media Authority from 2006 to 2016; Joe Hockey, a former politician and diplomat; Cameron Clyne, a previous NAB CEO; and Graeme Bailey, the former COO of KPMG Asia Pacific.

Chapman has been president since 2019, succeeding Bailey.  

Due to the stringent rules regarding nominees, Kerry Packer found himself in a heated situation when the club declined his chosen candidate.

Later on, Packer applied for membership at a prestigious club named The Australian Club, located in Rosebery, which is known to have an entrance fee approximately equal to AUD 28,000.

The influential figure in media industry significantly boosted his latest golf club with a substantial financial contribution, aiming to surpass Royal Sydney and claim the title of Australia’s top golf course.

Tech boss’ wife ‘on the warpath’

After a vacation abroad, it seems he’s now grappling with a mountain of emails, possibly a “nightmare inbox” following renewed headlines about his rumored flirtatious behavior.

It is said that the continued infidelities of WiseTech co-founder Richard White are becoming increasingly unbearable for his wife Zena Nasser, as her tolerance for these repeated indiscretions appears to be dwindling.

Reports indicate that the ex-defence attorney who tied the knot with White in July, around the same time they welcomed their daughter Jasmine through an American surrogate, has become quite agitated following claims that White had given financial assistance to an employee, Caroline Heidemann, under the condition of a romantic liaison.

He firmly rejected the woman’s accusations, stating his intention to robustly fight off all charges, following the submission of related documents to the Federal Court recently.

It seems that Nasser and White may not be getting along well, according to my sources. This could mean their separation won’t be swift or discreet. Their complex business ties, where they are both equal shareholders in multiple firms, suggest that untangling their affairs could prove challenging.

On Thursday, WiseTech temporarily paused trading due to the directors deliberating over unspecified governance issues, prompted by accusations against White. The halt was implemented to allow the company time to disclose any updates concerning ongoing board discussions regarding governance matters.

As a seasoned lifestyle guide, I’d like to share an intriguing piece of information about one of Australia’s most influential figures. According to the Australian Financial Review Rich List, this individual boasts a substantial fortune. A significant portion of his wealth is attributed to his 37.4% ownership in WiseTech, valued at a staggering $16.5 billion.

Previously, I found myself embroiled in a sensational legal squabble with my former companion, the successful entrepreneur of laser clinics, Linda Rogan. She claimed that I proposed an investment in her venture, contingent upon certain personal favors.

The focal point of the Federal Court case revolved around a luxurious $13.1 million mansion situated in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, a property that Rogan alleged was purchased by White as their shared residence for her and her three kids.

Rogan, who had not occupied the house, asserted that White reclaimed the keys following the revelation that he and Nasser were in a romantic relationship.

In the end, the issue concerning Rogan was resolved, as Mr. White’s representative stated, “To prevent any disruption from his main priority, which is executing WiseTech’s expansion plan and generating value for its stakeholders and clients, Mr. White decided to settle.

Cashed-up ex-wife still flogging handbags

In just a few short weeks following the disclosure by The Group Chat that Kate Champion, ex-wife of Laser Clinics Australia co-founder Alistair Champion, was preparing to launch her own beauty clinic, she has resurfaced, promoting high-end merchandise via online sales once more.

A week ago, a mother of two was attempting to sell her large, pricey collection of handbags on Instagram, using the username Selling Lottie’s Treasures.

Among the items available were:

1. A Chanel Classic Flap Bag priced at $19,000
2. A Chanel Coco Handle bag costing $6,900
3. A Chanel University Top Handle bag with a price tag of $4,700
4. A white classic bag for $5,570
5. Lastly, a Chanel Clutch at a cost of $5,000

She had an expensive Hermès Kelly bag made of Togo leather, adorned with gold hardware, priced at a significant $32,000. It was quite popular, as evidenced by her constant efforts to sell it.

‘Go be extra nice to your husbands ladies!!’ she wrote alongside it.

And finally… guess who, don’t sue 

When it’s your job to look after the children of the uber wealthy, discretion is Nanny 101.

However, one professional babysitter broke that cardinal rule the moment she was fired.

Following her dismissal by the wealthy family’s wife, the chatty nanny opted to make a startling revelation as she left, alleging that the husband had persistently messaged her on social media with invitations for drinks.

Yikes!

Next time they might think about making the help sign an NDA!

The subjects of this blind item are not pictured or mentioned elsewhere in this article. 

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2025-02-20 18:23

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