Maddison Johnstone

Government records for the strategic investment analyst — DATAV3 Due diligence reports and daily alerts of government records relevant to your analyst portfolio. Beat the news, improve ASX research, and identify patterns.

The expert tip-off tool containing relevant information from government records published in the last 24 hours.

DATAV3 is for the eager analyst with a desire to see the finer details in the bigger picture, expanding beyond the latest ASX announcement.

www.datav3.com.au/for-investme...

Inside the Botox black market: Leaked messages reveal ‘illegal’ trading network A trove of internal communications shows nurses with links to a major telehealth company were buying and selling prescription-only drugs, while staff joked about liability.

'The Botox black market' - we aren’t talking about backyard clinics.

This is inside the country's largest cosmetic injectables telehealth company. Kmart eskies, Airtasker and even Stephen Colbert make an appearance in this exposè ⬇️

📰 Clay Lucas & Henrietta Cook

www.theage.com.au/national/ins...

Seek Limited sued by Employment Hero in Federal Court.

Subscriber alert: Friday 18 July.
News: Monday 21 July.
ASX Update: Not yet.

Beat the news or break the news.

#ASX #law #court #investing #SEK

‘Brotox’ and ‘slimming injections’: Thousands of illegal ads spruik cosmetic injectables

www.theage.com.au/national/bro...

#auspol @mfraserau.bsky.social

If you or someone you know has been harmed by cosmetic injectables via telehealth, our email is cosmeticsurgeryresearch@protonmail.com

Apple Top Stories 22 March Chosen by the Apple News Editors. The Age - Gone in 52 seconds: Inside Australia’s telehealth injectables gold rush

It has been concerning to see the cosmetic injectables industry try to defend 52-second consults for risky prescription medicine today.

#auspol

A screenshot of an article in The Age about telehealth cosmetic injectables consults. Maddison Johnstone of Operation Redress rejects Fresh Clinics co-founder John Delaney's claim that there is a misogynistic edge to the Queensland regulator's actions. "It is not sexist to bring an out of control industry - an industry causing actual harm to mostly female patients - into line with the rest of the medical sector, " she said. "You could argue it is sexist not to." A photo is included in the screenshot, depicting Michael Fraser leaning on a fence and Maddison Johnstone standing on a footpath.

We continue to fight for better standards in the injectables industry. @mfraserau.bsky.social and I will always advocate for patients over profits.

#auspol #freshclinics #telehealth

Gone in 52 seconds: Inside Australia’s telehealth injectables gold rush Australia’s booming $4 billion injectables market is driven by doctors issuing scripts via telehealth in consults that sometimes last under one minute. Critics warn patient safety may be at risk.

'Gone in 52 seconds: Inside Australia’s telehealth injectables gold rush'

Important investigation by The Age - Clay Lucas and Henrietta Cook.

Urgent reform is needed.

www.theage.com.au/national/gon...

As far as I'm aware, RFG never apologised to brave whistleblowers like Devi Trimuryani, a small Michel's Patisserie owner who risked everything by speaking up.

We were proud to stand by all RFG franchisees and be a voice for them too. They deserved better and still deserve better.

#auspol

Never ever forget how this ASX-Listed, multi-national company treated everyday people.

Bled them dry, continued to pursue ex-franchisees in court even while they were being sued by the ACCC and in a class action, and after they were hammered in the media.

Retail Food Group remains the worst company we have investigated in franchising.

To this day, we come across people impacted by them.

We are not surprised by this news, given RFG's awful conduct towards franchisees, mouldy cakes, & the class action.

www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fo...

#auspol

Our software tracks liquidations and restructuring of companies.

Our subscribers were alerted to a number of Domino's Pizza liquidations and restructuring events over the past 12 months.

DMP in the news today for closing over 200 stores.

#asx #asx200 #asx300 #investing #dmp #asic

The legal loopholes permitting 'sexually transmitted tax debt' Selling your home is an occasion that would normally call for celebration, but for Millie, it's a day marked with feelings of betrayal, defeat and grief.

Australia’s tax system is a weapon used against women when relationships break down www.abc.net.au/news/2025-02...

Lovisa (ASX: LOV) is being sued in a class action, filed in Federal Court, alleging underpayment.

As at 10.57am AEDT, LOV is down 1.61%.

#auspol #asx #lovisa #underpayment #asx300

Another underpayment scandal by a billion dollar company is hitting the news now.

Lovisa is being sued in a class action, which alleges unpaid overtime.

It's not just a few bad apples. Too often, it's retail giants who are listed on the ASX.

#auspol #underpayment #asx #asx300

10/12 - The independent nurses may be small businesses, but the industry is a high profit industry designed to drive insecurities in all of us. While you might feel you are immune to marketing tactics by this industry, young and vulnerable people are falling victim to it.

9/12 - Unfortunately as we’ve seen with the Cosmetic Cowboys scandals (which we researched and exposed), when profit is a strong driver, patient safety and outcomes suffer. We are seeing this in the injectables space as we are contacted by patients and concerned practitioners.

7/12 - This space is profit driven with marketing and sales at the forefront. Don't take my word for it, read the documentation of nurse training groups and you will get the picture.

#auspol

8/9. Did you know our body of work has spanned many industries and led to or directly influenced regulatory and legal changes in three industries?

I never did this work for attention or for recognition, but others taking credit and collecting the pay day is a stretch too far.

7/9. Some of the most respectful relationships we have had are with various regulators who are well aware of our work and engage with us in a meaningful way, despite the fact we don't always agree with the regulator's approach.

6/9. My colleague and I have a total of 0 awards for our work and no public acknowledgements from anyone who received them.

Not every relationship has been this way. There are many journalists, politicians and others that we have great rapport with.

5/9. I am a little over journalists privately messaging us "this is your award too" but failing to mention us in their acceptance speeches, in their public statements or their social media posts. Erasing us and the work we did is frustrating and inaccurate.

4/9. I will never forget someone telling me their assignment was marked down because they referenced me as the person who exposed 7-Eleven and they were told that was incorrect. It demonstrated how impactful to the history of events it is to have others reimagining the events that took place.

3/9. For 10 years I have watched things like this happen and I have realised that if I don't set the record straight, my body of work will be erased by those happy to take credit for my work.

2/9. You won't read much about the work we publicly and privately did as for years prominent people and organisations have platformed themselves as the leaders of these changes. From news articles to speeches in parliament, others have rewritten history.

1/9. It's 2025 and as of 1 January, intentional underpayments are a criminal offence in Australia. A big chunk of my colleague's (@maddisonjohnstone.bsky.social) and my work in exposing so many underpayment scandals helped lead to this, starting with the mass systemic underpayments at 7-Eleven.

Woolworths already has all the power. The suggestion that workers are acting in "bad faith" by taking such a stand against corporate greed is incredible.

Look at Woolies' massive underpayment bill. It is at least half a billion dollars.

Who are they to lecture others about good faith?

#auspol

There absolutely is a big problem, and we will continue to advocate for stronger protections.