Liberal Party MP David Coleman ineligible to sit in parliament?
A company part-owned by Liberal MP David Coleman was given a government grant that put him in breach of section 44 ...
Jommy Tee
Jommy Tee is a long-time career public servant, having worked in the policy development field for 25+ years as well as an independent researcher interested in politics, current affairs, and Nordic noir.
Where the bloody hell is it? Did Scott Morrison lie about the report that saved his bacon at Tourism Australia?
Scott Morrison was sacked as managing director of Tourism Australia in 2006 with a year left to run on his ...
Val Shopping: Barnaby Joyce department paid 57 times over for #watergate rights
New documents reveal a valuation of just $1.4 million for the water rights sold by Angus Taylor's old company to ...
A Pushy Number: Libs’ pollster Crosby Textor granted access to 27 million unlisted mobiles
When the Coalition communications minister very quietly changed the regulations to enable access to millions of ...
Guess who’s coming to dinner? Glencore, Peabody and BHP
The move by Josh Frydenberg to exclude Greenpeace, the Australia Institute and the Australian Conservation ...
Coalition Zombie Grants: a slush fund to be reawakened for the next election
Coalition pork-barrelling during the 2013 and 2016 election campaigns included awarding "zombie" grants that had ...
Corruption buster’s double life with secretive spy tech firm Palantir
Jommy Tee uncovers the tale of a director of a Palantir, beloved by spooks and law enforcement agencies who at the ...
A Member’s Interests: Angus Taylor’s other Cayman Islands company is wound up
Parliamentary disclosure is a joke. The Register of Members' Interests is routinely gamed and ignored by ...
Future Rorts: Why buy one election when you can buy three?
The Government has teed up a "community chest" of future rorts to target marginal seats in two more elections. The ...
Slush: how the Coalition ramped up grants rorts while freezes and funding cuts hit Australia’s needy
They cut domestic violence funding and National Parks, froze Newstart, and consigned the most needy to the Indue ...
Pigs might fly: electioneering an airport at Cohuna
An unregistered lobbyist, a ministerial breach of the Lobbying Code of Conduct and a $2.6 million grant awarded ...
Probing Probe: inside the Government’s Robodebt collector
The Probe Group, one of the Government’s “Robodebt” collectors, and whose executive team has ties to the Federal ...
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