Aussie Skips and CEO Emmanuel Roussakis plead guilty to cartel charges

·

Aussie Skips and its Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel Roussakis have pleaded guilty in the Australian Federal Court to criminal cartel charges, The Australian Financial Review (AFR) has reported.

According to The AFR, the charges are related to allegations that in mid-2019 Aussie Skips and Bingo Industries agreed to fix prices for the supply of skip bins to Sydney’s building demolition waste industry.

Bingo Industries and its former CEO Daniel Tartak also pleaded guilty to criminal cartel charges last year. Tartak is scheduled to be sentenced in March 9 and 10.

A sentencing hearing for Aussie Skips and Mr Roussakis will be heard in the Federal Court on May 22 and 23.

Source: The Financial Review

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

SoulChef Sundays: Flavours with soul – A Greek journey on your plate

As Chef Georgia Koutsoukou — the Kalamata-born chef known as “SoulChef” — continues her SoulChef Sundays series with The Greek Herald.

Teen injured in stabbing outside Vanilla Lounge in Oakleigh

Police are investigating a stabbing incident outside Vanilla Lounge in Oakleigh, Melbourne on the evening of Friday, April 17. Victoria Police confirmed to The Greek...

Sydney Greeks head to Adelaide’s Festival Hellenika with film and literary showcase

Festival Hellenika is one of the Greek world’s most important cultural festivals. Led by Dr Adoni Fotopoulos.

Lake Kremasta tourism innovator revives Greek alpine escape

Entrepreneur Panagiotis Makris is revitalizing Lake Kremasta tourism and boosting the rural economy of the “Switzerland” of Greece.

A century on, Cypriot and Australian wartime ties meet again in Lakemba

A century after fighting side by side, Cypriot and Australian histories reconnect in Lakemba as the Cyprus Community marks ANZAC Day.

You May Also Like

From Brunswick to Greece: One family’s wartime story of survival, sacrifice and memory

I was 11 years of age when I watched my grandfather, Teddy Dorian, stumble away from the kitchen table on route to the bungalow. 

The story of a friendship that formed alongside the Greek brides of Begoña

It was on the 21st of May, 1957 - The old Spanish ship Begoña was about to embark on another voyage from the port of Peiraeus, in Athens to Australia. This trip, however, was not like the rest. It was unique and this is how history would record it.

The sweet nostalgia of Christmas in Athens during the 1960s and 70s

Walking in the centre of Athens, Greece during Christmas time in the 1960s and 70s was a whole ritual, The Greek Herald reports.