Hidden billions: ATO forgot to say corporations get tax rebates too
Kevin Rudd was PM. An election loomed. Tony Abbott was ahead in the polls and Rupert Murdoch's newspapers were ...
Michael West
Michael West established Michael West Media in 2016 to focus on journalism of high public interest, particularly the rising power of corporations over democracy. West was formerly a journalist and editor with Fairfax newspapers, a columnist for News Corp and even, once, a stockbroker.
Gilead: extortionate prices, corporate vices
The most expensive drug in Australia, costing taxpayers more than $1 billion a year, or $1,000 a pill, is Gilead's ...
ATO tax dump reveals the dodgers: the usual suspects shine
Once again, despite the nosebleed rise in gas prices, the gas giants skimped on their tax. That's zero from ...
Privatisations still need scrutiny despite A-G report
Coincidently, while we were busy chiding the state government yesterday for its mega-willy-nilly privatisation ...
Surf ‘n Turf: State sells electricity, ports, roads – buys Wagyu and oysters
The government is investing in oyster farms and Wagyu beef start-ups. Having privatised things which made a lot of ...
Conflict of Ethics: the banks and the Ethics Centre
Chasing the murky money trail for the payments made by Australia's banks as punishment for their systemic fraud, ...
Nine takeover: Fairfax abolishes News Desk, makes copygirls and copyboys history
The Sydney Morning Herald has finally got rid of its news desk. No more copykids. The emails to staff went around ...
Desperate Adani’s bid to kick-start Carmichael before election
The press release does not say they are starting the mine. It says they are starting the mine imminently. They ...
Investigation: how the government is “punishing” bank crimes with tax breaks
Are the victims of bank crime to blame for not being educated? Michael West investigates where the money has gone ...
Report calls for “Visibility” as bankers swarm around Aged Care
They get about in Ferraris and Lamborghinis though they cry for more government assistance to help the elderly. ...
Of Women … and Men Swanning About in Burberry Trench Coats
And so they gathered in the usual place to war-game their latest policy move - in front of the tele watching Sky News.
Macquarie Bank praises ASIC at Hayne Royal Commission, but of course
Macquarie chief Nicholas Moore unfurled an interesting new historical perspective this week when, appearing before ...
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