NSW Police are investigating allegations of threatening phone calls made by eyebrow technician Kristin Fisher to a rival business owner in Double Bay. The investigation began after officers attended an address in Woollahra on June 27, 2026, responding to a complaint about alleged calls.
Fisher, owner of Kristin Fisher Eyebrows, is located a short distance from The Eyebrow Atelier, owned by Sharon Lee Hamilton-Clarke, who recently relocated her business to the InterContinental Double Bay. Hamilton-Clarke confirmed awareness of the alleged incident but declined to comment further. Police have stated the investigation is ongoing and are not providing additional details. Fisher has not been charged, and the allegations remain untested.
In other developments, Katelin Gregg, co-founder of the members-only skin clinic Fayshell, has ended her relationship with long-time boyfriend James Linacre, CEO of Ray White Commercial. Sources indicate the separation occurred earlier this year. Gregg, daughter of medical supply company founder Rob Gregg, has been traveling internationally since the breakup. Linacre confirmed the amicable split and stated he wishes Gregg well. Linacre has recently been promoted to CEO of Ray White Commercial.
Separately, Stephanie and Garrett Jandegian, owners of a $27 million mansion in Bellevue Hill, have distanced themselves from a cocaine supply case involving Marios Alexandridis. Police raided the Jandegian residence on February 6, 2025, as part of an investigation into Alexandridis. Neither Stephanie nor Garrett Jandegian was arrested, and no wrongdoing is suggested on their part. Responding to inquiries, Stephanie Jandegian stated the matter had "absolutely nothing to do with us."
Meanwhile, Chris Papageorgiou, described as a "godfather of the swimming pool industry" and co-CEO of Maytronics Australia, is facing charges in an "assault-related matter." His case was scheduled for hearing on June 17 but was adjourned for administrative reasons. Bancroft Lawyers, representing Papageorgiou, stated he is "vigorously defending all the charges against him, which we consider are baseless, frivolous and vexatious."
In the realm of fashion and sports, menswear label Rodd & Gunn launched its first AFL collaboration, presenting a runway show featuring merchandise for all 18 AFL clubs. The event, held at the brand's Little Collins Street flagship in Melbourne, showcased polished sweatshirts and other apparel designed for fans. Notable attendees included model Montana Cox, media personalities Alex Cullen and Bonnie Campbell, and brand executives.