Aussie Skips News Today

Daniel Tartak and the company, now owned by Macquarie’s asset management division, had already pleaded guilty to fixing the price of waste services in Sydney.

An afternoon coffee and a desperate string of WhatsApp messages helped seal the fate of Daniel Tartak and deliver a $30 million fine to waste giant Bingo.

Submissions to an inquiry into SafeWork NSW show “dozens of regulatory failures,” some resulting in serious injuries and deaths in multiple industries.

Daniel Tartak was allegedly trying to cover up cartel conduct and an agreement to set prices struck with Aussie Skips and its then boss, Emmanuel Roussakis.

The ex-CEO of a Sydney waste firm caught price fixing in a criminal cartel still acts as a...

Emmanuel Roussakis pleaded guilty to a criminal cartel offence related to price fixing with larger rival Bingo in February.

On Monday, Aussie Skips and executive director Emmanuel Roussakis pleaded guilty in the Federal Court in a criminal case launched against both last December.

Bingo Industries and ex-CEO Daniel Tartak pleaded guilty last year to cartel charges over the same issue in demolition waste in mid-2019.

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A price-fixing deal in demolition waste with smaller rival Aussie Skips cast a stain on Bingo, which was bought by ASX giant Macquarie in 2021.