Virgin Australia: buy the business, don’t bail out the shareholdersBy Michael West | April 2, 2020Virgin Australia is pleading for a bail-out twice what its shares a worth. Its wealthy foreign shareholders can ...
CoronaRorts: rescue measures a free kick or fee kick for the banks?By Michael West | March 30, 2020Aren't the banks lovely to let their home loan customers take a six month break from mortgage repayments! Only one ...
No Pasaran: record credit card rates despite abundance of cheap credit for banksBy Callum Foote | March 26, 2020Credit card rates are now up to 80 times higher than the Reserve Bank of Australia's cash rate. Despite the ...
Bankster Bailout: will the trickle-down package trickle beyond the banks and big business?By Michael West | March 20, 2020The Morrison Government’s emergency measures to protect the economy are another massive subsidy from embattled ...
Too Big To Fail II: airline bail-outs today, who’s next in corporate triage?By Michael West | March 18, 2020The Morrison government just bailed out Australia's airlines with a $715 million relief package. This corporate ...
GFC v Corona Crash: why it’s different this timeBy Michael West | March 10, 2020Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg can kiss their cherished budget surplus goodbye. They never quite got there. ...
Super Void: what super funds are telling regulators is not what they are telling customersBy Callum Foote | March 6, 2020Compare the pair. Thulasisi Sivapalan is Australia's most prolific super fund investor. The PhD researcher from ...
Great Timing: inside the ASIC investigation into Westpac’s jumbo capital raisingBy Michael West | March 4, 2020ASIC investigates Westpac's $2.5 billion capital raising, executed just before AUSTRAC's lawsuit against the bank ...
Tanna & Taxation: correcting the Fin Review and Energy AustraliaBy Michael West | March 1, 2020The Australian Financial Review attacked Senator Rex Patrick this week after Patrick attacked Energy Australia ...
Ranking Australia’s billionaires as taxpayersBy Michael West | February 28, 2020Which billionaires pay the most tax, and which pay the least?
Australia’s Top 40 Tax Dodgers 2020: fossil fuels dominate once moreBy Michael West | January 31, 2020It's Top 40 Tax Dodgers time and Exxon has topped the charts again. This year, we are announcing all 40 in one go
Investigating Uber: more lawyers than driversBy Marcus Reubenstein | January 29, 2020What he didn’t say was that Uber was in the process of shifting assets from Bermuda to the Netherlands in order to ...
Virgin Australia: buy the business, don’t bail out the shareholdersBy Michael West | April 2, 2020Virgin Australia is pleading for a bail-out twice what its shares a worth. Its wealthy foreign shareholders can ...
CoronaRorts: rescue measures a free kick or fee kick for the banks?By Michael West | March 30, 2020Aren't the banks lovely to let their home loan customers take a six month break from mortgage repayments! Only one ...
No Pasaran: record credit card rates despite abundance of cheap credit for banksBy Callum Foote | March 26, 2020Credit card rates are now up to 80 times higher than the Reserve Bank of Australia's cash rate. Despite the ...
Bankster Bailout: will the trickle-down package trickle beyond the banks and big business?By Michael West | March 20, 2020The Morrison Government’s emergency measures to protect the economy are another massive subsidy from embattled ...
Too Big To Fail II: airline bail-outs today, who’s next in corporate triage?By Michael West | March 18, 2020The Morrison government just bailed out Australia's airlines with a $715 million relief package. This corporate ...
GFC v Corona Crash: why it’s different this timeBy Michael West | March 10, 2020Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg can kiss their cherished budget surplus goodbye. They never quite got there. ...
Super Void: what super funds are telling regulators is not what they are telling customersBy Callum Foote | March 6, 2020Compare the pair. Thulasisi Sivapalan is Australia's most prolific super fund investor. The PhD researcher from ...
Great Timing: inside the ASIC investigation into Westpac’s jumbo capital raisingBy Michael West | March 4, 2020ASIC investigates Westpac's $2.5 billion capital raising, executed just before AUSTRAC's lawsuit against the bank ...
Tanna & Taxation: correcting the Fin Review and Energy AustraliaBy Michael West | March 1, 2020The Australian Financial Review attacked Senator Rex Patrick this week after Patrick attacked Energy Australia ...
Ranking Australia’s billionaires as taxpayersBy Michael West | February 28, 2020Which billionaires pay the most tax, and which pay the least?
Australia’s Top 40 Tax Dodgers 2020: fossil fuels dominate once moreBy Michael West | January 31, 2020It's Top 40 Tax Dodgers time and Exxon has topped the charts again. This year, we are announcing all 40 in one go
Investigating Uber: more lawyers than driversBy Marcus Reubenstein | January 29, 2020What he didn’t say was that Uber was in the process of shifting assets from Bermuda to the Netherlands in order to ...