Depending on the day, Frank Lowy is either the richest or the second richest man in Australia and his story - of his journey from refugee to multi-billionaire businessman - has become part of Australian business folklore. Now in his early 80s, Frank is still a juggernaut, in fact, in the 14 years since his first biography was written, he’s kept pushing remorselessly ahead, achieving more in the past decade than most do in a lifetime. In the years since 2000: Westfield has become the largest retail property company in the world, dominating retail in London and Australia; Australian soccer, spearheaded by Lowy, has transformed from an insolvent shambles to a profitable mainstream sport; Frank Lowy has set up Australia’s first foreign policy think tank, The Lowy Institute, which has an impact on the world stage; He’s also set up a memorial to his father at Auschwitz and, in the process, his understanding of who his father really is, has changed. This new volume of biography covers Lowy’s