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Controversial Australian Olympic Breakdancer Raygun's Brother Charged for Crypto-Linked Fraud Brendan Gunn is the director of an Australian firm that facilitates investment in crypto and other overseas investments. Updated Mar 5, 2025, 7:39 a.m. UTC Published Mar 5, 2025, 7:34 a.m. UTC Brendan Gunn, the brother of Australian breakdancer Raygun, has been charged by the Australian securities

• The Vice President (right) and the Australian High Commissioner The Australian High Com­missioner to Ghana, Berenice Owen-Jones, has pledged her sup­port for the new government’s economic growth strategy, particularly emphasising the extraction sector. Citing Australia’s consider­able mining investments in West Africa, which amount to $30 billion, with a significant portion located in Ghana, she

The Australian Dollar loses ground despite new economic measures by the Chinese authorities.  Chinese authorities permit 100 billion Yuan of pension funds to boost investments in domestic equities to stabilize the stock markets. The S&P/ASX 200 Index declined, driven by a drop in mining stocks as weaker commodity prices put pressure on the sector. The

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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Today I am in Malaysia for the annual Australia-Malaysia Annual Foreign Ministers' Meeting, where I will discuss how we can further our economic, defence, security and cultural ties as we look to the 70th anniversary of our diplomatic ties in 2025. In addition to talks with Malaysia's Minister of

The Star Entertainment Group and Crown Resorts, two Australian casino and hospitality powerhouses, are facing lawsuits for their past dealings with Michael Gu, an international fugitive who was behind one of Australia’s biggest Ponzi schemes. Gu Defrauded Investors of Millions of Dollars Michael Gu, for context, described himself as a high-end property developer. As the

AdvertisementAdvertisementUpdated: Apr 26, 2023, 15:49 UTC•2min readIt was a busy morning, with the Australian CPI Report drawing interest as investors responded to US economic indicators, earnings, and banking sector news.It was a busy morning for the Asian markets. The Australian CPI Report for Q1 drew interest this morning. The Australian annual inflation rate softened from