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Businessman Peter Gregg found guilty of faking the books, faces four-year jail sentence

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Your weekend catch-up is here. Money Week rounds up the best of the week from the Money News team. Catch the full show at 7pm Monday–Thursday on your radio, or hit play on the podcast feed anytime.

Your weekend catch-up is here. Money Week rounds up the best of the week from the Money News team. Catch the full show at 7pm Monday&ndash;Thursday on your radio, or hit play on the podcast feed anytime.

Money Week with James Willis 💰📈🎙️ -  05 June 2026

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Money News with James Willis 💵📊📻 - Thursday, 4th June

Fred Schebester is one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs and the co-founder of Finder he joins James Willis to share his views on Australia's startup sector, the future of AI in business and why ambitious workers should think twice about working from home. 

Fred Schebester is one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs and the co-founder of Finder he joins James Willis to share his views on Australia's startup sector, the future of AI in business and why ambitious workers should think twice about working from home.&nbsp;

Businessman Peter Gregg found guilty of faking the books, faces four-year jail sentence

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