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First Guardian CIO wants to sell Tucker, Gleeson paintings to pay lawyers
The receiver for a Falcon Capital fund under investigation by ASIC wants a role in selling director Simon Selimaj’s valuable artwork, including a $70,000 Albert Tucker painting, which is allegedly needed to cover legal fees. 
Kennedys poaches Wotton Kearney lawyer for healthcare practice
Kennedys has lured a lawyer away from Wotton Kearney to join the healthcare practice in its Brisbane office.
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Lendlease sells stake in Docklands development to Japanese real estate firm
Lendlease has sold a stake in a $500 million Melbourne build-to-rent development to Japanese real estate firm Tokyo Tatemono.
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Developer Paul Chiodo appeals liquidator’s $9M proof of debt rejection
Property developer and former director of collapsed Keystone Asset Manager Paul Chiodo is appealing the rejection by liquidators of a $9 million proof of debt.
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Charter Hall scoops up Southport Park shopping centre for $152M
Charter Hall has acquired the Southport Park shopping centre in Queensland from billionaire John Van Lieshout for $152.5 million.
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Centuria expands agriculture real estate portfolio to $1.3B
Real estate fund manager Centuria Capital has acquired the management rights to 22 agricultural properties worth $444 million, expanding its portfolio in the sector to $1.3 billion. 
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APA Group strikes deal with CS Energy over Brigalow Peaking power plant
Energy infrastructure firm APA Group has signed an agreement with CS Energy to jointly develop a 400 megawatt gas power station in southern Queensland.
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McCullough Robertson lures construction partner from Mills Oakley
McCullough Robertson has nabbed a construction law expert from Mills Oakley to join the firm's partnership.
Cushman & Wakefield wants axed director to repay $1.5M bonus
Commercial real estate broker Cushman & Wakefield has filed a cross-claim in a former managing director's unfair dismissal case seeking repayment of a $1.5 million bonus.
Kids take fight over ‘unconstitutional’ social media ban to High Court
Two teenagers have brought a High Court challenge to the government's ban on children under 16 using social media, arguing that it is unconstitutional because of its burden the freedom of political communication.