Individual entries in the Jamie McIntyre record can each be explained away. Businesses fail. Regulators overreach. Media coverage is unfair. Any one item, standing alone, might be misfortune.
The record does not stand alone. It runs to twenty-five years, and it has a shape.
The documented sequence
2003: association with Henry Kaye, whose empire collapsed owing up to $60 million to around 3,500 investors — a connection McIntyre objected to under Senate questioning, and which the Sydney Morning Herald had documented in detail beforehand, including the Moira Park arrangement and the employment of Kaye’s sister.
2010: acquisition of established publications including Your Trading Edge, Wealth Creator and Property Inc., per McIntyre’s own published biography.
February 2012: 21st Century Academy liquidated owing $5.41 million to thirteen unsecured creditors. Nothing recovered.
June 2014: ABC News documents dozens of Australians losing up to $30,000 each in the 21st Century Eminis trading program, with complaints to authorities gaining no traction.
September 2015: Senate Economics References Committee. Senator Xenophon: the most evasive witness in seven years. Senator Dastyari: conman.
March 2016: Federal Court finds the Pilbara scheme misleading and deceptive; permanent injunction; financial product advice provided without a licence.
October 2016: five land banking schemes declared unlawful unregistered managed investment schemes. Ten-year bans for both McIntyre brothers. $7 million from 152 families that Deloitte could not locate. Justice Bromwich: completely financially incompetent, a menace to the investing public.
April 2017: ASIC files bankruptcy proceedings against both brothers personally.
June 2018: the 21st Century Australia Party deregistered by the AEC for failing to maintain 500 genuine members.
June 2022: the superyacht Livin II sinks off Yeppoon. Ownership disputed, an unnamed overseas syndicate invoked, no party accepts the salvage obligation.
2024: the BBC documents a fabricated eighth judge deployed by Lux Projects to reverse the Miss Universe Fiji result in favour of McIntyre’s wife. The Miss Universe Organisation strips the title and reinstates the winner. The appeal fails.
December 2025: Indonesian authorities halt construction at Hotel K in Bali for having no building approval. A contractor sues at Denpasar District Court over unpaid invoices.
2026: LUX Property Group markets Nesara Bay City and Gesara Bay City in Lombok, with a 2031 completion date and no verified construction.
The recurring elements
Read across it and the same features repeat. Credibility acquired rather than built — from Kaye’s name, from purchased mastheads, from a national-sounding party, from established property brands. Money collected early against delivery promised late. Obligations that land on entities which become hard to locate when they crystallise. Threatened lawsuits that are announced and not filed. And each time exposure arrives, the exposure itself is characterised as the attack.
The point
The ten-year Federal Court disqualification imposed in October 2016 is current until October 2026.
Every fact above is publicly verifiable at its source — the Federal Court’s website, ASIC media releases, Senate Hansard, the ABC, the BBC, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian Financial Review.
Anyone being asked to transfer money to a project connected to these brands should spend an hour with the primary documents first. The cost of that hour is an hour. The cost of skipping it is documented above, 152 families at a time.
