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.
Did Ciobo instruct Efic to fund Adani?

Did Ciobo instruct Efic to fund Adani?

It finally came this week, just what we had expected, evidence of the Federal government's desperation to fund the ...
Tycoon Broker: $2 billion or 2 bob?

Tycoon Broker: $2 billion or 2 bob?

"Taylor Dow, director of Taylor Dow Property Group, which last year sold $2 billion of Australian property to ...
One man against the system: year 12 in Viscariello V Minters & Macks

One man against the system: year 12 in Viscariello V Minters & Macks

His companies are long dead and his assets long bled. But the tenacious small businessman, John Viscariello, has ...
Smoke & Mirrors: the systemic campaign of multinational tax secrecy

Smoke & Mirrors: the systemic campaign of multinational tax secrecy

Without a word of explanation, and barely legally if legally at all, dozens of multinational companies have ...
The Thames Heist: how MacBank robbed the Poms

The Thames Heist: how MacBank robbed the Poms

The UK's biggest water utility was privatised and sold to Macquarie Group 11 years ago. It is now dawning on ...
Identity theft: another day, another scandal at CBA

Identity theft: another day, another scandal at CBA

Barry Lakeman has had a gutful. "I've got bone cancer," says the 59 year old farmer from outback ...
Banks, regulators & a reverse-Nuremberg defence

Banks, regulators & a reverse-Nuremberg defence

OPED: we put the case for a Royal Commission into regulators as well as the banks. There is no deterrent for bad ...
Bank propagandists play hide and seek

Bank propagandists play hide and seek

We are yet to hear boo from the banks' propaganda machines about the CBA's money-laundering crisis. Not a squeak ...

Chinese Guanxi: when contacts are more important than contracts

Although more than one-third of Australia's entire trade is now with China, in many transactions, contacts are ...

At CBA, the mortgage customers pay higher fees than the meth-lab customers

Most self-respecting money-launderers charge ten per cent. At CBA they charged $22 a trade, that is $22 for every ...
Smart Laundromat: The inside story of CBA money-laundering scandal

Smart Laundromat: The inside story of CBA money-laundering scandal

Many words have been written about the Commonwealth Bank money-laundering scandal and many, many more will be ...
Terrorists: read the fine print!

Terrorists: read the fine print!

Terrorists and evil masterminds pursuing world domination are now on notice. They are required to inform ...
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