Angelica Snowden

Angelica Snowden is a reporter at The Australian’s Melbourne bureau covering crime, state politics and breaking news. She has worked at the Herald Sun, ABC and at Monash University’s Mojo.

@ang3snowden

Latest

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

Former wealth manager faces prison, fines

A former Melbourne director is facing jail time and fines after breaching a court ordered ban from working in financial services companies.

Angelica Snowden

ExclusiveLegal Affairs

Westpac $500 fraud case against Forum FinancesÃ (L-R) Vince Tesoriero with his Lawyer as they leave the Sydney Federal Court today. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Liquidators continue pursuit of Forum funds

Ongoing efforts by liquidators to chase down funds connected to the alleged Forum Finance fraud have seen another Tesoriero clan-controlled entity embroiled in a court stoush.

Angelica Snowden and David Ross

ExclusiveLegal Affairs

General view of exterior signage for the Mahogany Room at Crown Casino, Southbank, Melbourne, Saturday, July 27, 2019. (AAP Image/James Ross) NO ARCHIVING

Crown Casino waiter dies before trial

A former Crown Casino waiter who accused the venue of exposing him to tobacco smoke has died before his trial.

Angelica Snowden

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

Callide C Power Station. Photo: Orin Lucke.

Callide C administrators ‘failed’, court hears

Investors in Queensland’s Callide C power station will soon learn if a special administrator will conduct a fresh investigation of the explosion which crippled the state’s grid in 2021.

Angelica Snowden and Nick Evans

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - JULY 09: Pepsi soft drinks are displayed at a convenience store on July 09, 2019 in San Francisco, California. PepsiCo reported better than expected second quarter earnings of $2.04 billion, or $1.44 a share, compared to $1.82 billion, or $1.28 a share one year ago. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

PepsiCo to appeal landmark tax ruling

The drinks giant will appeal a landmark Federal Court ruling, which last year found it was liable for royalty withholding tax.

Angelica Snowden

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

Baby girl smiles at her mom while they shop for fresh produce in a grocery store. supermarket shopping list, groceries generic

Care A2+ told to post security in legal battle

A Federal Court judge has warned baby formula maker Care A2+ it must pay security by an imminent deadline or risk its legal fight with a US distributor being thrown out.

Angelica Snowden

EnergyLegal Affairs

A Santos Ltd. pilot well operates on a farm property in Narrabri, Australia, on Thursday, May 25, 2017. A decade after the shale revolution transformed the U.S. energy landscape, Australia — poised to overtake Qatar as the world’s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas — is experiencing its own quandary over natural gas. Photographer: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg

Costs still in the pipeline after Santos win

Santos will have to wait months to recoup fees from a Federal Court victory that cleared the path for its $5.3bn Barossa LNG development.

Colin Packham and Angelica Snowden

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

The rich-lister Wu family have been hit with a $206m freezing order, covering some of their property in NSW. Photo: Supplied

Two Wu family members quit Nature’s Care board amid tax woes

Amid an ongoing court case launched by the tax office, two members of the rich list Wu family have stepped down from Nature’s Care board for a second time.

Angelica Snowden

Legal affairsBusiness

21/11/2023 ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court during the ASIC annual forum at the Sofitel in Melbourne. Aaron Francis / The Australian

ASIC focus on enforcement role for cyber security, AI

ASIC is examining its regulation and enforcement role for cyber security and artificial intelligence as the technology spreads and vulnerabilities emerge.

Angelica Snowden

Legal affairsLegal Affairs

21/11/2023 ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court, Monash Business School senior deputy dean, Professor Michelle Welsh and former CBA group general council, Carmel Mulhern during the ASIC annual forum at the Sofitel in Melbourne. Aaron Francis / The Australian

ASIC eyes ‘greenwashers’, crypto rorts

ASIC’s head of enforcement says cracking down on companies who falsely pump up their climate credentials to investors is on the regulator’s agenda for 2024.

Angelica Snowden

Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/angelica-snowden/page/25