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Palantir. All seeing, all knowing. Inspired by SauronBy Claudia Weisenberger | September 15, 2026Palantir sells fraud detection software to governments and businesses all over the world. Given its own murky ...
Israel funded the legal assault on Mary KostakidisBy Stephanie Tran and Michael West | September 14, 2026The Zionist Federation of Australia's legal assault on Israel critic and journalist Mary Kostakidis was financed ...
Inside Job. How former insiders and corporateers are cashing in on the NDISBy Claudia Weisenberger | September 9, 2026Government has swung the axe at the NDIS but corporations are cashing in. Claudia Weisenberger investigates the ...
“Battle for the soul”. KPMG whistleblower’s court win threatens Big 4 super-perkBy Stephanie Tran | August 30, 2026Brendan Lyon has won protective costs order in the NSW Supreme Court with major implications for liability ...
AI generated music. Banned from the charts, but still in your playlist.By Joshua Barnett | August 26, 2026ARIA has decided to remove AI-generated tracks from its charts, while the streaming platforms have not and will ...
Corporate bail-out epidemic. Rich-profits Rio nabs $2.5B in second rescueBy Aleta Moriarty | August 13, 2026The Albanese and Minns' bailout of Rio Tinto's aluminium smelter is the 5th large corporate rescue in two years. ...
Buyer beware. Private health insurance funds are in your GP’s officeBy Claudia Weisenberger | August 10, 2026Private health insurers are making their way into your doctor's office and the specialists they refer you to. It ...
Court fast-tracks Shell whistleblower’s case after terminal cancer diagnosisBy Troy Stolz and Stephanie Tran | August 8, 2026A whistleblower suing Shell Energy has asked the Supreme Court to urgently hear his evidence after being diagnosed ...
Sounds of Silence: a month into Payday Super, no answer on super for creativesBy Joshua Barnett | August 6, 2026A month after a 37-year-old jazz festival was cancelled over superannuation paperwork, there is no regulatory ...
Uni of Wollongong and KordaMentha: The tangled dollar-webs they weavedBy James Guthrie and Adam Lucas | August 4, 2026The NSW ICAC has uncovered a web of conflicting interests at the University of Wollongong, involving its ...
From the Westfield centre to the Downing CentreBy Marcus Reubenstein | July 24, 2026A one-time manager at Scentre Group, convicted fraudster Darron Levin has for years been selling the same Sydney property
Merchants have become princes – and threaten us allBy Michael Pascoe | July 23, 2026If you thought capitalism has been guilty of excess in its dealings with society and the environment, the bad news ...