Killing chickens to show monkeys: why it’s vital to protect whistleblowers, not persecute themBy Tony Watson | December 26, 2022Lawyer and Lendlease tax-fraud whistleblower Anthony Watson writes on Australia's whistleblower laws and why ...
Dumb Ways to Buy: Defence “shambles” unveiled – former submariner and senator Rex PatrickBy Rex Patrick | December 26, 2022"The AUKUS nuclear submarine project will bleed the Australian Defence Force white", on top of the billions in ...
Josh and Scott deliver Goldman Sachs the giant vampire squid a giant quidBy Callum Foote and Michael West | December 24, 2022Josh Frydenberg as treasurer and secret treasurer Scott Morrison made a motza for foreign vulture funds in last ...
Pub billionaire’s Endeavour sails into Captain Cook stormBy Callum Foote | December 23, 2022Court documents reveal that pubs and pokies baron Bruce Mathieson's Endeavour Group may have underpaid $700,000 in ...
Smoke in cargo hold: Qantas jumbo QF1 to London forced to land in AzerbaijanBy Michael Sainsbury | December 23, 2022Qantas’ Sydney to London double decker jumbo QF1 flight has been forced to land in Baku after a fire reached the cockpit
Gas reservation? Threats by the fossil fuel cartel may force government’s handBy Bruce Robertson | December 21, 2022The Albanese government's gas caps are not enough, which means gas reservation for the East Coast of Australia is ...
CoalKeeper is dead but Chris Bowen’s New Energy Scheme is secret like Dan Andrews’By Zacharias Szumer | December 21, 2022In early December, the nation’s energy ministers met to drive the final nail into the coffin of the Scott ...
How Murdoch, Costello and The Cartel Choir got the wrong tuneBy Daniel Bleakley | December 20, 2022Deaf to the Murdoch and Nine Entertainment descants of the fossil fuel choir soaring high above the harmonies of ...
Alan Joyce relents to more than double pay-deal in its fight with Qantas engineers unionBy Michael Sainsbury | December 19, 2022Union-brawling Qantas chief Alan Joyce has capitulated to pay rises of up to 33% over five years in a deal struck ...
A Tale of Two Cities – Jakarta is sinking, but funding for Indonesia’s new capital has yet to surfaceBy Duncan Graham | December 17, 2022Indonesia's capital Jakarta is sinking but financing for Indonesia's new $33bn capital city on Borneo remains uncertain
Coalition sidelined, fossil outrage as Labor strikes deal on Energy Relief bill with GreensBy Daniel Bleakley | December 15, 2022The government’s Energy Price Relief Plan bill has passed in a tumultuous final day of parliament for 2022 after ...
Duck, Weave and Waffle: Robodebt Royal Commission grills Scott MorrisonBy Callum Foote | December 15, 2022Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison faced a long stint in the witness box before the Robodebt Royal Commission ...
The Bali Bonk Ban that wasn’t – media gets it wrong. Again.By Duncan Graham and Kim Wingerei | December 15, 2022If going to Bali and you're not married, don't have sex, they'll put you in gaol say Australian mainstream media, ...
Troy Stolz: pokies and money-laundering whistleblower’s trial to continue next yearBy Callum Foote | December 14, 2022Whistleblower Troy Stolz's defamation trial against ClubsNSW will run into next year. He ended up in hospital in ...
A Royal Commission into Scott Morrison? He sold off the farm, in secretBy Michael West | December 13, 2022Scott Morrison approved tens of billions of foreign takeover deals after secretly being appointed Treasurer last ...