From pollies to sports stars, tech titans and celebs, Sydney's movers and shakers for this year have been revealed.
In a literal one-two combination, the Labor duo knocked out last year’s list-leading Liberals Dominic Perrottet and Scott Morrison.
The Daily Telegraph editor Ben English said: “The parallel rises of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns are evidence of a shift in attitudes across our voting population. Others to record big advances included Atlassian chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes and Tesla Inc chair Robyn Denholm.Drug trafficker Hakan Ayik also joins the list.
Meanwhile, growing debate over the Voice referendum paved the way for the addition of “Yes” campaigner Megan Davis and “No” advocate Warren Mundine.
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