It was owned by AMP and is now owned by Kiwi Property who own Sylvia Park

As Russell will well recall, in the early 90s, standing up publicly and saying the internet was going to change everything often put you in the category of being a quack.
Paul not only stood up but wrote books, helped groups he believed in to get online and continued to passionately push for the connected world to be a good place.
It's hard to know where to start to pay tribute to a very fine genius but you spoke well Russell in your piece, so thanks for that.