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Bonza’s demise. Playing football on the edge of Putin’s business matrixBy Matt Prescott | July 25, 2024The collapse of Bonza Aviation was sudden but not unexpected. While most start-up airlines in Australia fail, ...
Australian music loses out in shift to streaming, ticketing oligopoly, struggling venuesBy Michael Sainsbury | July 24, 2024With digital media and the rise of streaming music services, the sale of physical albums and singles has dried up. ...
AUSTRAC confirms Australia is a haven for white collar criminalsBy Michael West | July 21, 2024Child sexual exploitation, drug trafficking and large-scale tax fraud threats are on the rise, says a damning ...
Black Hole: CFMEU, governments, BHP, black coal giants in $2.5B worker wage swindleBy Michael West | July 16, 2024The gangsters and union cronies exposed by Nine's investigation into the CFMEU are the tip of the corruption ...
Propagandist: Rupert Murdoch, News Corporation and the Israel war machineBy Alan MacLeod | July 7, 2024"News Corporation is a reflection of my thinking, my character, and my values," said Rupert Murdoch. Alan MacLeod ...
Us and Them: Qantas execs and RoboDebt instigators are themBy Rex Patrick | June 22, 2024FOI reveals ASIC and ACCC officials spent as much time talking about sanctioning Qantas executives as it takes a ...
River of Tears: how Macquarie Bank profiteering sent Thames Water to the wallBy Matt Prescott | May 16, 2024Macquarie Group, dubbed the 'Vampire Kangaroo', played a the key role the privatisation disaster which is Thames ...
Every phone is a bottle shop in alcohol’s Netflix eraBy Zacharias Szumer | May 2, 2024Australia’s major alcohol retailers are increasingly moving into the digital space, aiming to emulate the methods ...
Investigation: powerbroker Mark Leibler and Australia’s Zionist connections with Israel’s defence webBy Jommy Tee | March 31, 2024Australia giving Israel's bomb-maker Elbit Systems a $917m defence contract is just the latest in a long history ...
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