Holy Dooley, Catholic clubs make a killing from poker machines
DOOLEYS Lidcombe Catholic Club has raked in more than half a billion dollars from poker machines over the past ten ...
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.
Peter Dutton still has a case to answer over child care payments
John Owens, an operator of childcare centres and formerly a partner in leading Sydney law firm, says is it ...
LendLease time to fess up
The 2018 Tax Report of LendLease is out. It confirms the construction juggernaut has effectively paid no tax in ...
Latest TPP a parade of corporate favours masquerading as free trade
Bad for workers, bad for taxpayers, bad for the environment, bad for Australia. The latest iteration of the ...
PEXA: privatising an essential public service … what could possibly go wrong?
They've seen prices go through the roof in NSW. They've see a raft of data-breaches and cyber-crimes. Rod Sims is ...
Sydney Opera House: Australia’s gambling treasure
Deloitte valued the Sydney Opera House at $4.6 billion. That might be "replacement cost" if you had to raze it to ...
Defence responds on weapons-grade tax leak
Billions of dollars are escaping Australia's tax net. The Department of Defence has revealed it spends one-fifth ...
Exempt: how Defence dodges the taxman
Foreign military contractors have been awarded a staggering $73 billion in contracts, apparently tax-free, because ...
Dee Why RSL: pokies, prodigious profits and personal tragedy
Gary van Duinen took his own life after a thirteen-hour binge on the pokies two months ago. His body was found ...
Defence giants: the “Valley of Death” is really a Mountain of Money
Global defence contractors are among the largest beneficiaries of Australian government spending. All the big ...
Censored? ASIC leak vanishes from ABC website quicker than a Snickers
A story about Australia's corporate regulator titled, ASIC plans to rebrand itself as "strong, vigilant and fair", ...
Royal Commission: extortionate bank fees even on cash
The gaze of Royal Commissioner Kenneth Hayne will be fixed upon industry funds for the next couple of weeks.
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