NACCered from the start. What will Brereton’s departure change?By Paul Begley | June 3, 2026Commissioner Paul Brereton's departure from the NACC has been met with almost universal relief, but will it change ...
Children’s Guardian cover-up. Changing the law to justify sackingBy Rex Patrick | June 2, 2026The State Government is trying to stop MWM from reporting on the sacking of the NSW Children's Guardian, despite ...
Geoff Wilson. Staunchest campaigner for the wealth lobbyBy Michael Pascoe | June 1, 2026There’s no keener contributor to the media campaign against Labor’s proposed capital gains tax reform than Rich ...
How private health insurance shifts the risk to customers, taxpayersBy Claudia Weisenberger | June 1, 2026Private health insurance works differently from other insurers, shifting risk to its customers and the taxpayer.
“Misleading, deceptive”. Judge scathing on ‘Undercover Jew’ stunt by NewsCorp, Israel activistBy Peter Lalor | May 31, 2026NewsCorp's Undercover Jew stunt with Israeli activist Ofir Birenbaum and The Daily Telegraph turned ugly in court ...
Dead certain. The ledger showing how Australia fails its womenBy Andrew Brown | May 31, 2026So far this year, 34 women have been killed by their domestic partners while our Government turns a blind eye, ...
The battle for AI sovereignty. Has Australia already lost?By Kim Wingerei | May 30, 2026Australia has a history of letting global corporations extract value from our resources while leaving the public ...
Gambling reform. Government – proud supporters of not having a crackBy Wally The Chartered Accountant | May 30, 2026While the Federal Budget purported to take pressure off ordinary Australians, the Government continues to ignore ...
BHP wins suppression orders in injured coal miner caseBy Stephanie Tran | May 29, 2026BHP has won court orders to force Michael West Media to remove stories from publication, with no evidence tested ...
BHP seeks urgent suppression orders in trial against coal miner and MWM publisherBy Michael West | May 29, 2026BHP and its solicitors MinterEllison sought urgent court orders last night to suppress their lawsuit against coal ...
For the love of the game. Cricket Australia whistleblower speaks upBy Joel Jenkins | May 28, 2026The jobs-for-mates scandal at Cricket Australia is not going away despite sackings; there is much more at stake.
Budget hysteria. The Murdochification of Nine’s papers in full swingBy Michael Pascoe | May 27, 2026The media campaign against the Federal Budget is unprecedented, not for its vehemence but it’s uniformity across ...
Combat Antisemitism Movement keeps slaying social cohesionBy Wendy Bacon | May 26, 2026As the Bondi Royal Commission continues, one major campaigner against antisemitism demonstrates its vehement ...
Backward step. “Parties the problem, not the solution”By Tim Dunlop | May 26, 2026Current talk of independent MPs forming a new party is fraught and potentially a huge backwards step for a ...
Coal wage theft. BHP’s solicitor MinterEllison faces conflict of interest claimBy Michael West | May 25, 2026The coal miner being sued by BHP has asked the Federal Court to remove a MinterEllison solicitor who is also a ...