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"The Mayne Report was created by Stephen Mayne and Paul Bendat in 2007, initially as a videoblog and subscription email service. Paul departed late in 2007 and became a magnificent gambling reform campaigner before his untimely death in 2017. The Mayne Report was staffed until the end of 2010, after which it was scaled back as I focused on serving as a local government councillor at City of Manningham and then City of Melbourne, through until November 2016. After almost 10 years of publishing we bid farewell to readers on January 31, 2017, largely due to issues with our IT providers. Then, after a 22 month break, in December 2018 our IT providers allowed us to make the full archive available again, although we didn't resume any service to the 13,000-strong email list. Along the way, there was a two year stretch running the policy and engagement operations for the Australian Shareholders' Association in 2012-14. There was also a two year stretch working with The Alliance for Gambling Reform through until July 2019. Here are some reflections on that journey. In terms of the archive, here are links to all past email editions of The Mayne Report that were published up until the January 2017 closure edition. These are likely to resume in 2027. Since August 2017, I've also been writing for Alan Kohler, first under the Constant Investor brand, then for The Eureka Report and now through The Intelligent Investor. The full back catalogue is available here. There have also been fortnightly "Money Cafe" podcasts with Alan since early 2022 and also plenty of interviews, including a range of public company chairs. Regular contributions for Crikey are also continuing and here are links to all of those missives.In November 2020, I was elected as a City of Manningham councillor in the Ruffey ward, ending a 4 year break from local government, before retiring in October 2024, partly due to a medical issue which was explained at the end of this 2025 interview with Julian Morrow on Radio National. The very rare 48 hour cycle ailment was also explained in this 5,500 word profile by Grace Lagan which The AFR ran on August 14, 2026. I've been battling the good day/bad day cycle since about 2019 and, sadly, this also contributed to the end of my 23 year marriage in January 2023. Who wants to live with someone who can barely get out of bed every second day and can't hold down a normal full time job? After retiring as a City of Manningham councillor in October 2024 because of the 48 hour cycle, I decided to go all in on shareholder activism for the first time. It had previously been an off and on endeavour for the past 28 years, mainly because there isn't really any money in it. However, the advent of online participation at AGMs during COVID has dramatically lowered the costs and increased the productivity of doing it at scale. I was able to participate in a record 300 AGMs in 2025, 201 AGMs in 2024, 130 in 2022 and 109 in 2023 thanks to the ease of access from online AGMs. Also, see the back catalogue of more than 1400 AGMs so far, plus the full history on 85 board tilts which has come into a focus with a blitzkrieg of 27 nominations since November 2025, with more to come. This website has always been free to read and the most popular page has consistently been this Rich List featuring more than 2,000 Australians worth in excess of $20 million. If we've missed anyone, drop us a line to [email protected] Do ya bestStephen Mayne"

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