Hopeless regulators allowing deception to continue
A law firm half-owned by a company controlled by Dominique Grubisa's husband seems still to be flogging the nonsense.
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A law firm half-owned by a company controlled by Dominique Grubisa's husband seems still to be flogging the nonsense.
Dominique Grubisa is yet again a bit loose with the truth, as IA reports.
The Burning of the Custom House was one of the landmark events in the War of Independence - here's what happened Journal.ie 58 mins ago Archibald McGoogan's painting of the burning of the Custom House. BY MAY 1921, the Irish War of Independence had been raging for nearly two and a half years. The IRA had suffered significant losses, many Volunteers were in prison and the British had executed a number of IRA men. However, despite these losses, the IRA continued the fight and showed they were not beaten. Although there was talk of peace, neither side was backing down, no one knew if and when...
Advertisement Influential wealth creation guru and lawyer Dominique Grubisa helped arrange a $1.2 million loan to a company associated with disgraced Sydney businessman Salim Mehajer and several of his family members. Documents obtained by The Sunday Age and The Sun-Herald reveal how Ms Grubisa enlisted her father, a former lawyer banned from practising after being convicted for misappropriating client funds, to oversee the loan arrangement between a Queensland financier and the Mehajer family in 2017. Dominique Grubisa leaving her Turramurra home in November, 2020. Credit:Nick Moir The dea...