Forrest’s fighting instincts to the fore as he lines up next challenge

TOUGH OPPONENT: Andrew Forrest outside FMG offices in 2004, the year ASIC claimed he had misled investors. Photo: Tim van Bronswijk
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Andrew Forrest was straight back to work following his recent High Court win ... after throwing a few jabs at ASIC. Tim Treadgold reports.

ONCE a boxer, always a boxer; that’s a neat way of describing how Andrew Forrest, a keen amateur fighter, has done business in the past, and what can be expected in the future.

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