New reports are coming in stating that Ghislaine Maxwell and the late billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein once partied in Sydney Harbor on a 100-foot yacht with a billionaire Australian trucking tycoon and a powerful media mogul.

The New York Post reported that Epstein and his then-girlfriend were guests of honor on a 1995 Christmas cruise hosted by trucking magnate Lindsay Fox, according to a newly-surfaced newspaper article from the time that was just unearthed by a Jeffrey Epstein podcast and first reported by VICE.

The newspaper article stated that Epstein and Maxwell climbed aboard Fox’s massive 100-foot yacht for the exclusive holiday bash that also had attendees like Australian media mogul James Packer and musician Deni Hines.

The Sydney Morning Herald piece, which was dated December 24, 1995, described Maxwell as “the beautiful, feisty, 34-year-old daughter of the late disgraced media baron Robert Maxwell” and Epstein her “millionaire American beau” who’s prone to “zipping around Manhattan in a Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit.”

The column added that the yacht party was “one of the most coveted Christmas invitations in Sydney,” going on to say that Maxwell and Epstein were spending time with the Fox family in Melbourne before traveling to Sydney for a “brief visit.”

Fox founded the logistics and supply company Linfox in 1956, and just last year, he was ranked the 10th richest person in Australia by Forbes. Packer, who later ran the gambling empire Crown Resorts, was ranked 9th.

A rep for Fox has since spoken out to deny that he ever met Maxwell and Epstein.

“Despite the contents of the story…Lindsay has never met Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell — neither in Sydney, nor Melbourne.  Indeed, at the time of the ‘harbour cruise’ in Sydney as suggested by the article, Lindsay’s diary records confirm that he was in Hawaii celebrating Christmas with family,” the rep said.

However, the reporter who wrote the story, Rosalind Reines, said that she stands by it to this day.

Packer and Hydes’ representatives refused to comment when contacted.

Epstein committed suicide in prison in August of 2019 as he awaited trial on numerous charges related to sex with young girls. Maxwell was arrested last month on six charges related to her grooming young girls for sex with Epstein. She has been remanded to prison until her trial, which is scheduled for August of 2021, after a judge deemed her to be a significant flight risk due to her immense wealth and international connections.