By Andrew Kidd Fraser
Dr Rick Fenny is as Western Australian as the Nullarbor Plain, Kim Beazley, and the Fremantle Doctor.
He’s not only been a vet for 50 years in most parts of rural Western Australia, but also has a media profile as the real-life vet to Red Dog, the kelpie who famously roamed WA’s Pilbara region in the ’70s. In recent years Fenny has also become a reality TV star in the series,
Now in his early 70s, looking after creatures great and small has been the centre of Fenny’s life. But he has also branched out from being an animal vet to becoming a serial entrepreneur, using the veterinary facilities he set up to establish a broader business empire.
Sydneyâs east is set for a big year in 2021. Picture: John Appleyard
News by Stephen Nicholls 26th Jan 2021 2:47 PM Real estate agent Brad Caldwell-Eyles can pinpoint the exact day last year that COVID-19 rattled his world, with the loss of $40m in transactions that were poised to exchange. It was March 23, and we had a zoom call with our accountants at 11am ⦠they said this is the real deal, it s time to batten down the hatches , the 1st City Real Estate Group co-principal said. It took us by surprise - when I put the phone down, it felt like the day after September 11; that dark, numb feeling.
Sydneyâs east is set for a big year in 2021. Picture: John Appleyard
News by Stephen Nicholls 26th Jan 2021 2:47 PM Real estate agent Brad Caldwell-Eyles can pinpoint the exact day last year that COVID-19 rattled his world, with the loss of $40m in transactions that were poised to exchange. It was March 23, and we had a zoom call with our accountants at 11am ⦠they said this is the real deal, it s time to batten down the hatches , the 1st City Real Estate Group co-principal said. It took us by surprise - when I put the phone down, it felt like the day after September 11; that dark, numb feeling.