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An arrest warrant has been issued for the embattled coal mogul Nathan Tinkler after he failed to appear in court in Adelaide.An arrest warrant has been issued for the embattled coal mogul Nathan Tinkler after he failed to appear in court in Adelaide.
Tinkler was due to be examined in the South Australian supreme court on Monday about his liquidated thoroughbred stud business, Patinack Farm.Tinkler was due to be examined in the South Australian supreme court on Monday about his liquidated thoroughbred stud business, Patinack Farm.
When he failed to appear, Judge Stephen Roder issued an arrest warrant for the businessman. When he failed to appear, Judge Stephen Roder ordered an arrest warrant to be issued for the businessman.
Tinkler’s failed horse empire made headlines last year after NSW’s Independent Commission Against Corruption investigated allegations that it had been used to funnel suspect political donations to state Liberal party campaigns.Tinkler’s failed horse empire made headlines last year after NSW’s Independent Commission Against Corruption investigated allegations that it had been used to funnel suspect political donations to state Liberal party campaigns.
Icac heard that the business made monthly payments to Tim Koelma, a former staffer of the NSW energy minister, Chris Hartcher, for marketing advice despite Koelma having no marketing experience.Icac heard that the business made monthly payments to Tim Koelma, a former staffer of the NSW energy minister, Chris Hartcher, for marketing advice despite Koelma having no marketing experience.