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Nick McKenzie

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Award-winning investigative journo @ Melbourne's The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, tv docos. Confidential tips: nickmckenzie@protonmail.com signal:+61401877402
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Canberra cash under scrutiny in hunt for firebombing motive

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By Lachlan Abbott Verified, Nick McKenzie Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Ben Roberts-Smith arrested over multiple war crimes

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By Nick McKenzie Verified, Chris Masters
| The Post (Wellington)
In this photo from 2021 Ben Roberts-Smith arrives at the Federal Court in Sydney. He has now been arrested over multiple war crimesRick Rycroft / AP Ben Roberts-Smith has been arrested in relation to multiple counts of murdering unarmed Afghan civilians and prisoners in what looms as the most significant war crimes prosecution in Australian history. Roberts-Smith, 47, was arrested at Sydney Airport after arriving on a flight from Brisbane on Tuesday morning.
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Brent De Jong Archives

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By Nick McKenzie Verified
| 9fraud.com
After Euro Pacific Bank was placed into receivership, the bank entered into an agreement under which Qenta would take over the accounts of customers who chose not to have their deposits retuned, which would have required their non-cash assets to be liquidated. Customers were given 30 days to opt out of having their accounts and related assets transferred to Qenta. Over the ensuing three years Qenta failed to onboard even a single Euro Pacific Bank customer.
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