Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer says he is "not worried" about the latest charges brought against him by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, claiming it has a vendetta against him.
ASIC has charged the former politician and businessman over an alleged breach of director's duties and fraud over $12 million he siphoned from his parent company for his now-defunct Palmer United Party in 2013.
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