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We had a bit of an echo issue with the sound so I had to do a manual edit and at times for the sake of your sanity, Chris' audio was cut out. But I did my best to keep it all in cause this is interesting stuff. Hopefully it works. Due to the slog of the edit I am resigning to AI shownotes. I am tired! These ones are brought to you by GPT-5.6 Terra with Thinking enabled. It's fine - my free year of perplexity is about to run out so I am making hay while the clankers are on my side. Enjoy! ------------------------Episode descriptionJack the Insider is joined by former lawyer and consumer advocate Chris Baker for an update on the Dominic Grubisa saga, before turning to the continuing legal adventures of former senator Rod Culleton and the broader risks of pseudolaw and sovereign-citizen-style claims.Chris discusses developments following the earlier Grubisa episode: bankruptcy and liquidation matters, concerns around company records and client data, the alleged continuation of property-training operations through new entities, and what affected consumers may face. The conversation then shifts to Rod Culleton's ongoing litigation, electoral-law issues, bankruptcy disputes, and the danger of vulnerable people relying on misinformation when facing repossession or court action.Detailed show notes00:00 — Chris Baker returns. Jack welcomes back Chris Baker, who recaps Episode 209's discussion of Dominic Grubisa, the asset-protection scheme, and the regulatory and court processes that followed.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt01:40 — Bankruptcy, liquidation and CoreLogic. Chris discusses Grubisa's bankruptcy and the liquidation of the principal trading company, including a judgment connected to the use of CoreLogic/RP Data property information.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt03:45 — Missing records and client data. The pair examine claims that company books, records, computers and databases cannot be accounted for, alongside concerns that a client database may still be used to contact former customers.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt06:10 — Asset transfers and bankruptcy scrutiny. Chris discusses the reported transfer of assets before bankruptcy and the potential for a bankruptcy trustee to investigate or seek recovery of transfers under the Bankruptcy Act.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt07:25 — Property Lovers and PropTix.ai. The discussion moves to the alleged continuation of similar property-program marketing through subsequent entities, including the Hong Kong-registered PropTix.ai, which Chris says was advertising to Australian consumers.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt14:50 — Regulators and unresolved questions. Jack and Chris question the pace and effectiveness of regulatory action, including the role of the NSW Law Society, the Legal Services Commissioner and other authorities. Chris reflects on the impact on people who engaged with the scheme and later participated in complaints or proceedings.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt21:45 — Enter “SovCit Rod.” The conversation pivots to Rod Culleton—former senator, recurring litigant and prominent pseudolaw figure—and the legal actions he has pursued in several courts.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt22:35 — Border closures and High Court litigation. Chris outlines Culleton's efforts to challenge Western Australian border-closure laws, attempts to revive matters in the High Court, and subsequent proceedings in the Federal Court and NSW Supreme Court.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt27:10 — Habeas corpus for a court case? A discussion of Culleton's attempt to invoke habeas corpus in relation to a matter remitted from the High Court to the Federal Court—and why the argument did not succeed.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt28:15 — Electoral declarations and bankruptcy. Jack and Chris revisit Culleton's election candidacies, convictions connected with candidate declarations, appeals, and the implications of an undischarged bankruptcy.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt31:05 — The long-running Lester dispute. The pair trace a dispute originating in commercial arrangements from around 2009, Culleton's bankruptcy, and the succession of court proceedings that followed.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt34:35 — Possible vexatious-litigant proceedings. Chris discusses an application seeking a vexatious-litigant order, what such an order may mean in practice, and why any restriction may be limited to particular litigation rather than a blanket ban.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt39:35 — The danger of repossession misinformation. Chris warns against claims that banks must obtain a particular type of order before enforcing a mortgage, distinguishing between judgment-creditor enforcement and a mortgagee's powers. He argues that people in financial distress should not be encouraged to ignore lawful court orders or evade service.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt47:40 — Pseudolaw, “paper terrorism” and legal consequences. Jack and Chris discuss the recurring arguments deployed by pseudolaw adherents: claims about invalid constitutions, royal assent, the Crown, bills of exchange, and other theories repeatedly rejected by courts.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt54:20 — Why the movement persists. The episode considers how sovereign-citizen and pseudolaw narratives spread, why they appeal to people under pressure, and the cost—financial, legal and personal—when those arguments fail.C-Rogers-What-s-Sov-Cit-Rod-been-up-to-feat-Grubisa-update-transcript.txt1:01:25 — From online claims to real-world harm. The pair discuss the escalation from internet theories to courtroom disruption and risky conduct in real disputes involving debt, property, police and court processes.

Around 4000 consumers paid $24 million to Dominique Grubisa, a Sydney lawyer. Many of those people were scammed out of their money. In this episode of the Conditional Release Program, Jack interviews anti-corruption activist Chris Baker who details the various grifts Grubisa used to fleece her clients. But what happened to the regulators and the NSW Law Society in particular? Chris gave them years to act but they let Grubisa run for too long. 

Innovation comes in many areas and compliance professionals need to not only be ready for it but embrace it. Join Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, as he visits with top innovative minds, thinkers, and creators in the award-winning Innovation in Compliance podcast. This month's sponsor of Innovation in Compliance is Athennian. In this episode, Tom welcomes Tina Grubisa, Industry Consultant, Fund Operations at Athennian, to discuss how Athennian can help to drive a culture of governance at your organization. In this episode, Tina Grubisa discusses her career transition from finance to a tech startup, ultimately landing at Athennian as a Fund Operations consultant. Athennian, a cloud-based entity management platform, is known for aiding private equity, law firms, and corporations in automating compliance tasks and enhancing corporate governance. The conversation covers Athennian's value proposition in the market, focusing on its innovative use of AI to evolve from a system of record to one of engagement and intelligence. Tina highlights Athennian's role in helping clients stay ahead of regulatory demands, such as the SEC's private fund rule, and building a culture of governance within an ESG framework. Additionally, the platform's user experience and customer feedback are integral to its ongoing innovation process. Tina also explores future trends in governance and compliance, emphasizing the increasing importance of transparency and the potential impact of AI by 2030. Key Highlights: Building a Culture of Governance Corporate Trends and AI in Governance Future of Workflow Platforms Advice for GRC Professionals Going Forward Resources: Tina Grubisa on LinkedIn Athennian Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn

Joining us in today's Property Investory podcast is founder of the D.G. Institute, Dominique Grubisa. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer. In this episode we'll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa's journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She'll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she's utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining us in today's Property Investory podcast is founder of the D.G. Institute, Dominique Grubisa. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer. In this episode we'll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa's journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She'll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she's utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joining us in today's Property Investory podcast is founder of the D.G. Institute, Dominique Grubisa. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer. In this episode we'll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa's journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She'll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she's utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining us in today's Property Investory podcast is founder of the D.G. Institute, Dominique Grubisa. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer. In this episode we'll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa's journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She'll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she's utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I had the pleasure of sitting down with one of my favorite Power Couples, Chris Grubisa and Aleks Lason.  They’re married, they’re parents and they’re the co-founders of Chrilleks an international,  multi-experiential marketing agency.  I am amazed at how they work together, their personal relationship and how it is possible to have it all.  You’re going to love meeting them.

Listen to the full episode here: https://propertyinvestory.com/law-to-property-dominique-grubisa/ Dominique Grubisa delves into the specific of how she excelled in property investing and development. Working as a lawyer, Grubisa explains that it was from the experience she’s had with client situations and the property exposure she gained with them that she was able to purchase the million dollar property that changed it all. She’ll also be talking about the pros and cons of property developing, the online tools you should be using before making any property purchase and the personal habits and interesting mentors that can push you along your property journey. So join us in this Property Investory podcast to get the latest tips and tricks from Dominique Grubisa as she delves into her personal property investing and developing experiences!

Listen to the full episode here: https://propertyinvestory.com/dos-and-donts-property-investing-dominique-grubisa/ Dominique Grubisa, founder of the D.G. Institute joins us today. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer. In this episode we’ll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa’s journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She’ll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she’s utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey.

Listen to the full episode here: https://propertyinvestory.com/law-to-property-dominique-grubisa/ Dominique Grubisa delves into the specific of how she excelled in property investing and development. Working as a lawyer, Grubisa explains that it was from the experience she’s had with client situations and the property exposure she gained with them that she was able to purchase the million dollar property that changed it all. She’ll also be talking about the pros and cons of property developing, the online tools you should be using before making any property purchase and the personal habits and interesting mentors that can push you along your property journey. So join us in this Property Investory podcast to get the latest tips and tricks from Dominique Grubisa as she delves into her personal property investing and developing experiences!

Dominique Grubisa delves into the specific of how she excelled in property investing and development.Working as a lawyer, Grubisa explains that it was from the experience she's had with client situations and the property exposure she gained with them that she was able to purchase the million dollar property that changed it all. She'll also be talking about the pros and cons of property developing, the online tools you should be using before making any property purchase and the personal habits and interesting mentors that can push you along your property journey.So join us in this Property Investory podcast to get the latest tips and tricks from Dominique Grubisa as she delves into her personal property investing and developing experiences! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dominique Grubisa delves into the specific of how she excelled in property investing and development.Working as a lawyer, Grubisa explains that it was from the experience she’s had with client situations and the property exposure she gained with them that she was able to purchase the million dollar property that changed it all. She’ll also be talking about the pros and cons of property developing, the online tools you should be using before making any property purchase and the personal habits and interesting mentors that can push you along your property journey.So join us in this Property Investory podcast to get the latest tips and tricks from Dominique Grubisa as she delves into her personal property investing and developing experiences! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dominique Grubisa, founder of the D.G. Institute joins us today. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer.In this episode we'll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa's journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She'll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she's utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dominique Grubisa, founder of the D.G. Institute joins us today. Working not only as a practicing lawyer with an asset credit licence and migration licence under her belt, Grubisa also works as a property investor and developer.In this episode we’ll be taking it right back to the beginning as we discuss Grubisa’s journey as a Law Student, her dedication to becoming a barrister and how a spontaneous apartment purchase kick started her property investing career. Following this, Grubisa will share more into the investing ups and downs she experienced, specifically during the global financial crisis. She’ll also go into detail on how she moved forward from her rock bottom moment and how she’s utilising the D.G. Institute to prevent others from making the same property investing and developing mistakes on their property journey. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Leslie is one of Australia's most beloved rock guitarists. Dave discusses his career at length in this interview...his early gigs in Swingshift playing Ian Moss' parts, the meteoric rise of The Baby Animals, working with legendary producers Mike Chapman and Ed Stasium, touring extensively - and hanging with - Van Halen and Bryan Adams, his iconic Grubisa guitar, playing sessions, working on new projects both with The Baby Animals and as a solo artist and much more. Dave has been one of our show's most requested guests, and we had a great guitar conversation!   daveleslie.com.au   Guitar Speak Podcast Links  Subscribe and find previous episodes at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher or visit us at www.guitarspeakpodcast.libsyn.com. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram  Join our Guitar Speak Forum You can support us on Patreon              

Philip Grubisa—chef and owner of artisan butcher shop Beltex Meats, tells Mary Malouf all about buying and roasting the holiday turkey—or whatever meat you're cooking for your holiday feast. Tips on buying, brining and cooking. 

For Chris Grubisa, the most exciting project is whichever one is next. As a video content creator for sports and lifestyle brands such as Red Bull, Blue Mountain, Norco bicycles and Canadian Tire, he can find himself in a far-flung area of the world or just around the corner from his Toronto office. He is pictured above with his business (and life) partner fellow 2011 Media Arts grad, Aleks Lason on location in New Zealand.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/my/profile)