Taxpayer-funded finance groups hit with Federal Court law suit over support for fossil fuel industry projects
Environmental lobby group takes two Federal government finance bodies to court over concerns they are funding ...
Zacharias Szumer is a freelance writer from Melbourne. In addition to Michael West Media, he has written for The Monthly, Overland, Jacobin, The Quietus, The South China Morning Post and other outlets.
He was also responsible for our War Power Reforms series.
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