Talk:Alexandra Senter

Are there enough citations now?

Just did a few hours of research to make sure it's up to standard, wondering if it's okay now... so many great Australian women don't have wiki pages... thanks for help, also pretty new to wiki so not sure if i'm using the talk page properly ahhhh E ribbon toner (talk) 06:07, 27 February 2016 (UTC)

Can someone please review this

Could someone please review this, worked real hard to find all those citations and I want to see if it's passed the community guidelines now. Thanks E ribbon toner (talk) 19:09, 27 February 2016 (UTC)

Changing surname to new married name

I Can't seem to change the article title from Tselios to Senter, can somebody else edit this?

She's using Senter everywhere these days: https://www.alexandrasenter.com/ https://thebigsmoke.com/us/author/alexandratselios/ — Preceding unsigned comment added by Warlach (talk • contribs) 02:58, 30 March 2022 (UTC)

Request to add sourced 2026 liquidation coverage to Career

In June 2026, The Big Smoke Media Pty Ltd, the company behind The Big Smoke, entered liquidation. Initial records estimated liabilities of approximately A$4.15 million and listed employees and the Australian Taxation Office among its creditors. Senter attributed the closure largely to artificial-intelligence disruption in the marketing industry and said that Sentral Media Group, a separate company, had rehired some former staff while providing different services. A September statutory report subsequently estimated liabilities of A$5,110,851. The liquidator’s preliminary assessment indicated that the company may have been insolvent as early as June 2022 and may have incurred approximately A$1.48 million in additional liabilities afterward. Further investigation was needed to establish an insolvency date or quantify any resulting claim.

The September report recorded A$170,577.56 in estimated priority claims comprising A$45,879.87 in wages, A$3,076 in leave and A$121,621.69 in superannuation guarantee charge. Separately, eight former employees had lodged proofs of debt totalling A$148,185.72; not every former employee had lodged a claim. Senter told Mumbrella that outstanding employee entitlements had been paid and later told The Courier-Mail that she had personally covered them. The liquidator’s report did not verify that all entitlements had been settled: it said payments Senter reported making personally were still being checked against payroll records, bank statements and employee claims.

The Australian Taxation Office had issued Senter a Director Penalty Notice concerning the company’s unpaid superannuation guarantee charge. The liquidator reported that she paid A$193,447.47 under that notice on 14 August 2026. As of 10 September, A$71,825.78 had been applied to the company’s superannuation guarantee charge account, while A$121,621.69 remained recorded as residual superannuation guarantee charge during the reconciliation. The ATO had also advised that additional superannuation periods might remain unassessed. Payment under the notice was therefore distinct from verification that every employee’s wages, superannuation and leave had been settled.

The liquidator also identified A$559,368 in payments to the director and related parties during the four years before liquidation, and A$219,234 in transactions described as loan repayments, reimbursements or similar payments for which no commercial rationale was apparent from the information then available. Investigations were ongoing; the report did not establish whether the two categories overlapped, so they should not be added together. Senter’s statement of company affairs recorded asserted debts of A$1,357,916 to her and A$750,000 to her spouse, Marc Senter. The liquidator said neither loan claim had been verified. At the time of the September report, the liquidator had not identified creditor-defeating dispositions or indicators of illegal phoenix activity.

• First Courier-Mail report: initial debt figure, AI explanation and Senter’s description of Sentral Media Group.
• Later Courier-Mail report: updated debt reporting, preliminary insolvency assessment and her later statement about entitlements.

• Mumbrella report: her entitlements-paid assertion and its reporting on the transaction findings.

~2026-49965-86 (talk) 00:40, 16 September 2026 (UTC)