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VIC:Man faces court 30 years after violent armed robbery

A 78-year-old man accused of shooting three people in an Armaguard robbery at a busy cinema in 1994 has faced court.

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Man faces court 30 years after violent armed robbery

A 78-year-old man accused of shooting three people in an Armaguard robbery at a busy cinema in 1994 has faced court.

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Lock of the century to jailbird? The fall of Kurri and Maitland star Garry Sullivan

Footy star extradited for alleged cold case robbery after more than 30 years on the run.

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Son's plea on new lead in 1994 robbery shooting

The son of a security guard confronted by a gunman during a 1994 robbery has pleaded for public help to identify the man, who shot two people.

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Daylight robbery: charges laid over Armaguard hold-up

Police and security guards shot at a man after he allegedly held up an armoured vehicle, fleeing with hundreds of thousands of dollars of cash.

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Strike scratches cash delivery ahead of spring racing

Workers delivering cash are on strike ahead of the spring racing carnival, which they say will interrupt money being transported to banks, retailers and ATMs.

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Push to avoid cash flow problem as cards take over

New powers are on the cards for the federal government to ensure Australians have access to cash as electronic payments continue to climb.

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The government wants to keep cash alive for buying essentials. Here’s why it’s such a challenge for businesses

Cash usage has fallen off a cliff in Australia, but the federal government says it must have a future. So, it’s going to mandate one.

The Conversation

Future of cash secured for now as banks and retailers bail out Armaguard

A deal reached between Armaguard, the banks, and Australia’s largest retailers securing the cash-in-transit service’s future, is good news, for now, for those Australians who still use cash.

The Conversation

Cash still king as big business bails out Armaguard

Some of Australia's biggest companies have put their money where their mouth is by stepping in to save cash carrier Armaguard in a $50 million deal.

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Cash delivery not part and parcel of Australia Post

The head of Australia Post has ruled out the corporation stepping in to replace companies delivering currency to businesses following a decline in cash usage.

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The demise of daily letters, 3G and cash – are governments leaving us old (and young) fogeys behind?

Technology evolves and consumer preferences change – but governments and industry have a duty to plan for the big shifts

The Guardian - AU

Cash crunch talks as money mover Armaguard digs in

A consortium of banks, supermarkets and government departments have been permitted to begin discussing measures in case cash transporter Armaguard collapses.

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Armaguard seeks new talks after $26m deal rejected

Armaguard is still keen to negotiate a cash injection from some of the nation's biggest banks and retailers after rejecting a $26 million deal.

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Afternoon Update: Coles cuts cash withdrawals; Esther House survivors share stories; and can millennials unscrew themselves?

Potential collapse of physical money courier Armaguard sees supermarket reduce withdrawal limits

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Armaguard rejects deal, Coles resumes cash deliveries

Lindsay Fox's Linfox will pump millions of dollars into Armaguard, after concerns about the currency delivery business prompted Coles to pause cash orders.

Newcastle Herald

We're cashing out. The consequences are real for us all

Australia is cashing out. And the consequences are real.

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‘My whole world revolves around cash’: why some Australians fear being left behind by a cashless future

With more transactions taking place digitally, cash transit companies warn of reduced services – which experts say risks isolating those who rely on notes and coins

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Westpac Group expands fee-free ATM network amid mass retreat

Westpac Group is expanding its fee-free ATM network to almost 7000 locations as banks continue to pull away from physical branches.

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Armaguard $2.3m heist mastermind loses appeal

The mastermind of the 1994 Armaguard $2.3 million heist, Pasquale Lanciana, has had his appeal against conviction and sentence denied.

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Armaguard $2.3m heist mastermind launches appeal bid

A Victorian man is appealing his conviction and 14-year sentence for planning a notorious robbery where $2.3 million was stolen from an armed van in 1994.

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