Murder, corruption, bombings – the company at centre of Australia’s submarine deal
The arms company at the centre of a deadly criminal saga and numerous global corruption scandals, Naval Group, was ...
Michelle Fahy
Michelle is an independent writer and researcher, specialising in the examination of connections between the weapons industry and government. She writes for various independent publications and on Substack on Undueinfluence.substack.com.
‘Culture of Cosiness’: colossal conflicts of interest in Defence spending blitz
Michelle Fahy investigates the corporate influence on government policy and how weapons makers cultivate ...
Tax break for weapons exports to Mid-East countries accused of war crimes
Australian weapons manufacturer Electro Optic Systems, with financial support from the federal and ACT ...
Family Ties: Defence contracts go to company linked to wife of former army chief
The wife of former Chief of Army Peter Leahy is a director of a company that earned $2.2 million in revenue from ...
Pork Missile: Government fires cash at weapons-maker EOS in Battle for Eden-Monaro
ACT remote weapons systems manufacturer, Electro Optic Systems Holdings, which has hitched its wagon to countries ...
Weapons of Influence: BAE arms boss turns Premier’s right-hand man
As part of her series of investigations into the close links between the military industry and politics, Michelle ...
Are Australians paying for secret US weapons tests at Woomera?
Australian taxpayers will fork out close to $1 billion for the Woomera Range Complex upgrade, used by the ADF, the ...
Band of Brothers: Lockheed Martin and the Department of Defence
After 28 years with Defence Science and Technology, on Friday, October 28, 2016, Dr Tony Lindsay, one of ...
Brothers-in-Arms: the high-rotation revolving door between the Australian government and arms merchants
A disturbing number of Australia's military personnel, senior defence and intelligence officials and politicians ...
The Afghanistan War: Australia’s longest running deception
What our prime ministers said about Australia's longest running military engagement, the War in Afghanistan. ...
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