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ASIC bans Gold Coast adviser and cancels company s AFS licence

ASIC bans Gold Coast adviser and cancels company’s AFS licence By Neil Griffiths A former financial adviser has been hit with a five year ban. ASIC announced on Wednesday that it has banned Adam John Bevan, who was an authorised representative of Gold Coast-based financial services licensee Trade Wind Financial Services from July 2017 to May 2020 -  from providing financial services, controlling a financial services business, or performing any function in relation to carrying on a financial services business. The corporate regulator found that Mr Bevan, who was also the sole director of Trade Wind, “failed to act in the best interests of three Trade Wind FS clients when he failed to make reasonable enquiries about their existing superannuation funds and when he did not put in place measures to ensure their funds were transferred in accordance with his advice”.

NSW dog attacks: Alpaca farmer wants laws changed, after two animals fatally mauled by American Staffordshire terriers

When it came, the attack was sudden, violent and left two male alpacas ripped apart and dead. Simon still doesn t know how the two American Staffordshire terriers penetrated three rings of sturdy 1.2 metre-high wire fencing around his alpaca farm in a town in New South Wales. But he will never forget what the pair of dogs did after marauding across otherwise serene paddocks of his and wife s alpaca, some which are worth $60,000. American Staffordshire terriers are top of the NSW dog attack list, based on government data covering September 2020 - March 2021.(Adobe Stock) READ MORE: They ran round our stud males, our youngest stud males group, and they managed to separate the littlest guy from the rest of the herd, Simon said, theorising that the American staffies must have jumped over the fences or whatever to get through .

Tech guru busted sneaking into Queensland was cashed up

Tech whiz Jeromy Young was the former CEO of ASX-listed company Atomos Earlier this year, Mr Young sold share sale of his tech empire for $10 million Mr Young sailed with three friends from Sydney to Brisbane - despite lockdown Later attended Wallabies Test match versus France, group fined $4100 each The fine is considered lenient by many, given Mr Young s excessive wealth 

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