As dawn breaks on State Budget day, there are clouds on the horizon for the government-owned QIC, which could stand to lose billions of dollars in funds under management – and the millions in revenue it makes from managing them.
Court documents have lifted the lid on how much tax is owed by a company behind a spud-themed fast-food franchise.
They came with beanies, sleeping bags and above average salaries – but their hearts and wallets were in the right place. Here’s who raised the most in this year’s Vinnies CEO Sleepout
Notorious Gold Coast playboy Travers ‘Candyman’ Beynon is embroiled in a $55m legal stoush with his elderly stepfather in a dramatic blow-up which has torn the family apart.
Developers of a billion-dollar development, once billed as the Gold Coast’s biggest ever residential development, say it will go ahead – four years later than planned and without a stand-alone builder.
A few short years ago, you couldn’t open your phone without seeing a photo of multi-millionaire Travers Beynon, the notorious tobacco heir and self-styled playboy. Now he’s vanished.
The fortunes – or lack thereof – of one of Australia’s biggest builders are in the spotlight as it grapples with over-budget, overtime projects, a thunderous loss and the quiet exit of its chairman and director.
We almost deleted this email from a 17-year-old self-proclaimed “Sir” – who claimed to have twice the fortune of Gina Rinehart – until we had a closer look.
The ATO is seeking to wind up a key company in national fast food group, but it hasn’t stopped its glamorous founders from embarking on a national tour to recruit new franchisees.
More than 3000 people with disabilities, seniors and others with high care needs – along with more than 1000 staff – have been left high and dry after a long-term care company announced its closure.
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