Disgraced former The Money Portal (TMP) director Tony Morris - who may face fraud charges - has been tracked down living in one of the most expensive houses in Australia.
Australian news channel Seven Network interviewed Morris in his palatial home about his fears over possible charges being brought against him in the £52m GP Noble fraud case currently going through the British courts. Morris - a founding partner of The Money Portal - resigned in 1995 after being barred from being a director after a separate investigation. He is now living in Sydney's exclusive Whale Bay in one of the country's top 10 most expensive houses. Morris' involvement in the GP Noble case came to light in August last year when court papers surfaced revealing the full extent of ...
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