Peter Dutton’s angry crusades. You never know what you’re gonna get.
Peter Dutton is angry again. China hawk and self-pronounced beacon of Liberal values and champion of free enterprise is having a go at Woolworths for not selling enough Australia Day paraphernalia made in China.
Boston Consulting and bonus kings McKinsey tell Senate to rack off. What’s the scam?
Tax dodgers Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey Australia have declined to appear before the Senate inquiry into consultants (the PwC tax leaks inquiry). What’s the scam?
Business Council of Australia … or Business Council of Foreign Multinationals?
A new report confirms that Big Business in Australia is totally dominated by foreign owners, particularly the fossil fuels export sector now whining, make that ‘always whining’, about modest tweaks to curb their profiteering. What’s the scam?
Crown found “unsuitable” laundering billions for Chinese Crime gangs. What’s the Scam?
The scam is that if you are a big money launderer for the Triads, better watch out, they might accuse you of “unsuitable” behaviour. But hey, keep your licence Crown and the authorities will make sure you are brutally, rigidly “independently monitored”.
NT Labor opens up Beetaloo
Should fracking go ahead in the Beetaloo, it will be impossible to meet Net Zero by 2050 targets.
Morrison’s dam could lose taxpayers $2.5 billion
Commonwealth funding for the Hell’s Gates dam based on faulty evidence.
Angus Taylor gives $50 million to gas projects run by Liberal donor
Company that paid $27,500 for Liberal party membership in 2020-21 gets most of the dosh.
State of No Dissent: Liberals, Labor double down on protest laws despite Coco judgement
Labor and Liberal parties doubled down on their support for harsh anti-protest laws after a District Court judge overturned a 15 month prison sentence given to activist Deane Violet Coco last year. Wendy Bacon has the story.
Marles the drunken sailor: Rex Patrick on Defence Minister’s haste to defence spending waste
News yesterday that our Collins Class submarines will get fitted with Tomahawks reveals a serious lack of understanding about the tactical use of land attack missiles on submarines.
Pass or Fail? Liberal, Labor education pitches ahead of NSW election
Education is one key to the NSW election this Saturday. Student outcomes have been declining in NSW for years, while the gap between rich and poor students is growing. Callum Foote investigates the Liberal and Labor party policy platforms as part of our MWM series on election issues.
Could this one reform stop Australia from going to war with China?
The AUKUS submarine deal reveals deep divisions about what Australia’s role should be in a US conflict with China. But what does the people of Australia think? And should they have a say?
Boston Consulting and bonus kings McKinsey tell Senate to rack off. What’s the scam?
Tax dodgers Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey Australia have declined to appear before the Senate inquiry into consultants (the PwC tax leaks inquiry). What’s the scam?
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