Rising prices and rising power. Wotif Booking.com and Expedia paid tax?
"This is a huge market and no one knows how it all works except the mug operator who washes the linen, cleans 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.
Small business relief as big biz agrees to rein in payment times
Small businesses under pressure because they have been strung out as far as 120 days by big business before being ...
Journalists slap the eject button in Fairfax redundancy offer
This morning at 10am is the deadline for journalists at Fairfax Media to accept the latest redundancy offer and ...
Minister still mum on Adani funding as mine’s prospects fade
It is yet another failure of our elected officials and public servants to be accountable to their voters and ...
Report; EFIC may finance Adani coal mine
Is the government secretly planning to put taxpayers on the hook to build the world's biggest new thermal coal ...
Plutus: the police raids, the ATO and the real plutocrats
COMMENT
Loath as one is to invoke the utterances of Donald Trump, this "shocking", "massive" and "disgusting" ...
“Ridiculous”
Sky News accidentally presented a good chance to set the record straight against claims in Murdoch press, and ...
Opening Statement to Senate Inquiry into Journalism
Opening statement to the Senate Select Committee on the Future of Public Interest Journalism by Michael West, ...
Health insurance spirals but you won’t know it from BUPA’s accounts
Health insurance is yet another sector subsidised by taxpayers but statutory disclosure remains poor, particularly ...
How Amex paid no tax in nine years on $10 billion
American Express has paid no net tax in Australia for nine years, according to its latest financial statements. ...
Monster gas projects may pay no tax and royalties on $33B a year
This week’s budget papers show the government spending A$33 billion on education this year, nearly the same amount ...
Banks, the tax and the $14 billion insider trade
The biggest insider trade of the year has just been executed before our very eyes thanks to a monumental ...
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