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Ousted Australia Post boss Christine Holgate's predecessor spent $7,000 on luxury pens and smart watches for executives, an inquiry has heard. The splurges by Ahmed Fahour, whom Ms Holgate replaced in 2017, were uncovered by a credit card audit after her controversial departure in November. The charges included a $2,400 pen Mr Fahour authorised for outgoing chairman David Mortimer in August 2012. Ms Holgate claims she was illegally forced to resign last year after it emerged she spent $20,000 on four Cartier watches as a reward for the company's executives. Ex-Australia Post CEO Chri...
Supporters of ousted Australia Post boss Christine Holgate who sent $5 notes to Scott Morrison to cover the cost of Cartier watches purchased for four highly-paid company executives have demanded to know where their money went. The Licensed Post Office Group - representing 3,000 privately owned and operated post offices - launched the $5 campaign after being angered by comments made by the Prime Minister in the wake of controversy over the watches, worth $5000 each. In a heated Question Time debate after the lavish gifts came to light in October last year, a furious Mr Morrison called ...
Christine Holgate supporters sent $5 notes to Scott Morrison. What happened to them? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement When former Australia Post boss Christine Holgate was embroiled in the Cartier watches scandal in October, post office licensees across the country vowed to send $5 notes to Prime Minister Scott Morrison in support of the under-siege chief executive. One of them was Gail Doyle, a 35-year Post veteran and owner of the Woonona and Bundanoon post offices in Wollongong and the Southern Highlands. S...
The licensed franchise owners of Australia Post have gone in to bat for ousted CEO Christine Holgate, describing her as a "once in a lifetime leader". Angela Cramp, Executive Director of Licensed Post Office Group (LPOG), appeared on Today to support Ms Holgate's claims of bullying and harassment. Licensed Post Offices or LPOs make up two-thirds of the national postal outlet network and are franchised owned. READ MORE: LPOG Executive Director Angela Cramp.(Today) "Licensees have known what Christine Holgate is like. That's why we did not accept this," Ms Cramp told Today. "We've been in denia...