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Justin Luke Yianakis charged with 29 Gunnedah fraud offences, denied bail in Tamworth court – 1 February 2019

by admin | Feb 1, 2019 | News & Analysis

A GUNNEDAH man is charged in connection to attempting to defraud a bank of almost $3 million, using fraudulent cheques. He used multiple identities and presented false cheques to buy bitcoin for on selling....

Worrying texts expose new ‘spoofing’ scam technique – 1 February 2019

by admin | Feb 1, 2019 | News & Analysis

Aussies are being hit with seemingly legitimate texts from the “ATO”, but the tax office says they point to a disturbing new type of scam whereby scammers manipulate the calling line identification number....

Shirtfront: Rhodes & Beckett alleges website ‘held to ransom’ – 31 January 2019

by admin | Jan 31, 2019 | News & Analysis

The high-end suit and shirt maker Rhodes and Beckett is in dispute with Rockstarz (private entity group who supplied their IT ) over possible theft of intellectual property, theft of inventory, company funds and corporate fraud...

RSL NSW Fraud Charge Reignites Fix Fundraising Campaign – 30 January 2019

by admin | Jan 30, 2019 | News & Analysis

The arrest of the ex-RSL NSW president on fraud charges has reignited calls to fix state fundraising laws, as sector experts say the state laws played no role in the regulation of the charity....

A reward for whistleblowers who expose tax evaders – 30 January 2019

by admin | Jan 30, 2019 | News & Analysis

Whistleblowers haven’t received sufficient recognition for their role in stopping tax dodging. But if the findings from corporate fraud apply, then they may be as vital as auditors and financial regulators put together. It’s time we protected – and rewarded – those...

Cryptocurrency’s unique nature is an obstacle for holistic industry-spanning regulations – 30 January 2019

by admin | Jan 30, 2019 | News & Analysis

Due to the scale of cryptocurrency,(ie being a currency, asset, infrastructure etc) it makes holistic regulation difficult. These factors may currently be inhibiting regulatory changes. Global cryptocurrency-bodies are instead consolidating around cryptocurrency...
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