- Under WNA GROUP PTY LTD founded by LiQiang Wu in 2016 in both HongKong and Australia.
The case of WNA Group Pty Ltd (The Creamery & Co) has evolved from a matter of corporate identity theft into a deep-seated concern regarding the integrity and impartiality of the Australian Family Court.
In an extraordinary departure from standard legal procedure, Justice Shane Gill ignored a sworn affidavit from a certified forensic handwriting expert. This expert confirmed that LiQiang Wu's signatures were forged on the critical documents used to strip her of her business, including the ASIC Form 370 and her purported resignation letter.
Further compounding this failure, Justice Gill refused to allow the expert to be cross-examined, effectively:
Suppressing Evidence: Preventing forensic details of the forgery from being fully validated.
Denying Procedural Fairness: Depriving the victim of the right to have her most critical evidence properly tested.
Shielding Fraud: Allowing the "twisted words" of those who benefit from the theft to stand unchallenged by scientific fact.
Rather than adhering to forensic proof, the Court accepted the unverified verbal assertions of Feng Qiu's barrister, Dr. Robin Colesmith, and Di Simpson. This reliance on "word of mouth" allowed the fraudulent transfer of the business into the Xia/Qiu Family Trust to be legally validated—despite Feng Qiu's own admission on WeChat that the company should be returned to its rightful owner, LiQiang Wu.
We believe the impartiality of this case has been compromised by a "closed-loop" legal environment:
The Legal Circle: Di Simpson, who represented the opposing party and benefited from the court's dismissal of the forgery evidence, was appointed as a Family Court Justice in 2024.
Lack of Accountability: By refusing to defer the forgery to law enforcement and instead ruling on the "validity" of forged documents, the Court has effectively shielded criminal activity from scrutiny.
Despite the recognition of the potential crime by Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers, the judicial power exercised by Justice Gill has created a barrier to justice. A system that refuses to listen to forensic experts while handing over a mother's life work to those who admit to taking it is not a system of justice—it is a system of state-sanctioned theft.
LiQiang Wu and her family are calling for an immediate review of these proceedings. We are escalating this matter to:
The Commonwealth Ombudsman and the Judicial Commission: To investigate the conduct of Justice Shane Gill and the denial of procedural fairness.
The Federal Police (AFP): To continue the investigation into the "uttering" of forged ASIC documents.
National Anti-Corruption Bodies: To review the institutional relationships and potential bias involved in this ruling.
The Australian legal system may have "killed" our local operations through systemic failure, but they do not own our spirit or our international standing. WNA Group Ltd (HongKong, China) remains the legacy of LiQiang Wu. We will use every international resource available to ensure that those who used forgery and deception to "steal" a mother's livelihood face the consequences of their actions.
If a judge can refuse the cross-examination of a signature expert and ignore a written admission of theft (the WeChat statements), then no business in Australia is safe. Your assets are only yours until someone with better connections decides to take them.
Justice should not be for sale. The Australian legal system cannot function if forensic evidence is discarded in favor of professional connections.
Contact us for support or more information: support@wna.group
The website of The Creamery & Co has been transitioned to black and white. In our culture, this is the color of death. It marks the end of a dream and the mourning of a business stolen through forgery. Most importantly, it represents our belief that justice in the Australian Family Court is dead.