Liberal Party China syndrome another campaign disaster
The Liberal Party ran a disastrous campaign in electorates with large Chinese-Australian populations, with swings ...
Marcus Reubenstein
Marcus Reubenstein is an independent journalist with more than twenty-five years of media experience. He spent five years at Seven News in Sydney and seven years at SBS World News where he was a senior correspondent. As a print journalist he has contributed business stories to most of Australia’s major news outlets. Internationally he has worked on assignments for CNN, Eurosport and the Olympic Games Broadcasting Service. He is the founder and editor of Asian business new website, APAC Business Review..
Red Alert! Attack on anti-China think tank ASPI overblown
There’s an outcry over Australian government funding of think tanks. The Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s ...
Concrete coast: vertical seawalls are snatching the beachfront
Is pouring concrete a way of the rich getting richer? Vertical seawalls along the New South Wales coastline are ...
Dancing with the devil? Chinese dance spectacular, abuse allegations and propaganda war
Chinese dance company Shen Yun gears up for its annual multi-million-dollar tour of Australia while facing a ...
‘Resting bulldog face’. PwC boss has feelings hurt in midst of lawyer fest
With ex-partners suing them, the parliament grilling them, the government firing them, the AFP investigating them, ...
Company phoenixing. CFMEU gets the bad press, building industry misdeeds ignored
One rule for the unions, another for business. While Nine Entertainment mastheads have been battering the CFMEU, ...
Harris or Trump, does it really matter? Not for Blackrock
While political pundits billed the Harris/Trump race as the most important election of a generation, is it really ...
Boeing’s tailspin is fuelled by corporate greed and influence peddling
With investigators still sifting through the wreckage of a tragic Boeing 737 crash in southern China, a critically ...
The Big Sugar juggernaut: how corporate players keep Australia addicted to a sweet killer
Big Tobacco and Big Pharma have for years been headline grabbers but it’s “sweet as” for the global giants ...
Guns still point to China: Ukraine a backdrop for national security panic merchants
After a two-decade wait, Australia's ''defence and strategic policy think tank'' ASPI finally has a new war, one ...
Has PM put Australia on the hook to finance struggling UK, US submarine projects?
"Almost comical". Experts lambast Scott Morrison's "crazy" AUKUS deal to buy nuclear submarine tech from parlous ...
Wikipedia v ASPI: on sock-puppets and Wiki-sneaks
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute says it’s independent, free of influence and stands by the integrity of ...
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