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Police evidence and legal arguments revealed in Antony Catalano assault case

Police allege Antony Catalano assaulted his wife, threatened to kill her and was released on bail despite claims of a protracted attack.

  • On Wednesday, the Magistrates Court of Victoria released a recording from a March 13 bail hearing for ACM co-owner Antony Catalano, detailing police allegations of a sustained attack against his wife.
  • Senior Constable Kiran Paramaguru alleged that a drug-affected, 59-year-old Catalano attacked Stefanie Catalano in their luxury apartment about 12:30am on March 13, threatening, 'If you scream one more time, I'll stab you to death.'
  • During legal argument, defense barrister Jason Gullaci argued there were 'triable issues' regarding the incident, noting the court heard Ms Catalano had filed a 2018 police complaint that did not proceed due to insufficient evidence.
  • Magistrate Rohan Lawrence released Catalano on bail, citing a lack of prior convictions, while the accused checked into rehab and said he was 'deeply ashamed and humiliated' by the charges.
  • The board of ACM stated that 'violence against women is entirely against the values of our company,' as executive chairman Catalano remains on leave pending his May 11 court date.
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Police evidence and legal arguments revealed in Antony Catalano assault case

Antony Catalano faces charges after an alleged March 13 incident. Police testimony from his bail hearing details an alleged assault on his wife.

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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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