Self-confessed conman Kris Ridgway has been hit with urgent legal action to stop him leaving the country in the same week he sent a taunting message to his wife.
The High Club,an alumni group of Sydney Boys High School that raises funds for it,has shares in companies which promised to list but didn’t.
Kris Ridgway sold unlisted shares to unsuspecting clients,hoping the companies would be listed. They weren’t. This is the email that exposed his wrongdoing.
Kris Ridgway sold unlisted shares not approved by his prestigious firm. They didn’t list and the scheme is quickly unravelling.
The disgraced financial adviser tells of how he extracted hundreds of thousands of dollars from dozens of investors all while he made fat – and illegal – commissions that allowed his family to live the high life. Then he turned on them,too.
A major review into the universal healthcare system proves trying to preserve the status quo is no longer an option.
A whistleblower who raised the alarm about poor practices at the ATO now faces prosecution and the prospect of jail. The government must act to save him.
Confidential documents reveal the government-owned rail corporation designed a package worth hundreds of thousands of dollars for its senior executives.
A former stockbroker told his estranged wife via a series of text messages to lie to regulators if questioned about signatures he allegedly forged.
How much for a human life? It’s an uncomfortable question state and federal ministers have been forced to finally address.