Donate, win government work, dodge tax: how Goldman, JP Morgan and RBS do it
Wall Street freebooters Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have paid zero tax in Australia for the third year on the ...
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.
Qantas: $46 billion, zero tax and a neat timing caper
Hands down, Qantas ranks as the biggest tax avoider in Australia if you take the Tax Office transparency data and ...
Adani stranded as wind tenders make another record
India continues to put Australia's energy policy to shame. The price of new solar energy has dropped 50 per cent ...
Booking.com: what the online travel giant owes Australia
The billion-dollar duopoly of Expedia and Booking.com has developed at breakneck speed. These two Online Travel ...
Corporate welfare up, social welfare down
Christian Porter might be busy crunching pensioners but the Minister for Social Services is expanding the ...
Charge tax shark Exxon with contempt of Parliament
Australia's political leaders ought to charge US oil giant ExxonMobil and its directors with contempt of ...
EnergyAustralia: nailing energy customers and taxpayers to boot
To the "curtain-raiser" for Australia's Top 40 tax avoiders. Number three on the list, the bronze medallist in the ...
Cattle farmer claims Suncorp banker made off with his overdraft
Claims of forgery, claims of theft, a cover-up, deals done "off-the-books", police kept in the dark ... no it's ...
The definitive investigation into Australia’s energy crisis
The Energy Truth uncovers the real story of the energy crisis - why Australians are paying nosebleed prices for ...
Kellogg’s hits taxpayers, small business and health
US cereal giant Kellogg's paid zero tax on $444 million in revenues in Australia last year, according to the Tax ...
ATO data dump: naming and shaming the nation’s biggest tax cheats
The usual culprits are at play. Zero tax on $2.9 billion in revenue from Rupert Murdoch's News Australia Holdings ...
Industry Super: size no boost to performance
In capitulating to a Royal Commission into the banks, the Turnbull government has managed to trim the architects ...
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