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‘Worthless tokens’: The crypto coin, a chicken kebab shop and the missing millions
Serial fraudster and former assistant tax commissioner Nick Petroulias and his long-term associate Hussein Faraj are being investigated over their crypto-company.
- Kate McClymont
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DNA could solve mystery of WA woman feared murdered by her husband
Missing Geraldton woman Sally Greenham’s last surviving family have revealed what they believe really happened to their aunt in 1987.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
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‘Legacy project’: New private school, hospital and uni plans hang by a thread
Before receivers descended on tech entrepreneur Peter Crown’s Berrima property empire he had some fairly grand plans that included flipping much of it, and proposing a technology park called Silicon Highlands.
- Lucy Macken
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Off-court battle: Inside the civil war dividing Australian basketball
A decade after rescuing the NBL, Larry Kestelman is facing off against team owners in a fight led by an American billionaire and Donald Trump appointee.
- Chris Barrett
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The cautionary tale of the man who borrowed $120m with interest rates of up to 72 per cent
Peter Crown’s property play for one of the largest land holdings in the Southern Highlands offers a lesson in what can go right - and wrong - amid a boom in private credit.
- Lucy Macken
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Was this missing Geraldton woman murdered by her husband?
Sally Greenham has been on the missing persons list for nearly 40 years. But her friends, family and even the police who investigated her disappearance believe she was killed.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
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No repercussions for WiseTech billionaire who misled the board
Richard White will remain executive chairman of WiseTech despite his fellow board members confirming that he misled an internal investigation into his alleged misconduct.
- Colin Kruger and Clancy Yeates
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Maurice Terzini to take leave from Icebergs, investors launch investigation
An Icebergs Dining Room spokesperson said Maurice Terzini will take a leave of absence after allegations against his son revealed by this masthead.
- Eryk Bagshaw and Clare Sibthorpe
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From Bondi’s Icebergs to Melbourne fine dining: Son of Terzini empire accused of sexual attacks and violence
Diners think of the ocean, sand and trendy Italo-Australian cuisine. Alleged victims think of a powerful father wrestling with his son’s dark secrets.
- Clare Sibthorpe and Eryk Bagshaw
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The board member, a block beside a track and the $1 land transfer
Saranne Cooke’s transfer of the trackside property to Racing NSW has raised questions about transparency around the racing regulators acquisition of the home.
- Chris Barrett and Michael McGowan
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