Stephen Mayne
Stephen Mayne is a Walkley Award journalist, shareholder activist, former City of Melbourne councillor, former spindoctor for Jeff Kennett’s Victorian Liberal Government, founder of crikey.com and publisher of wwww.maynereport.com. He can be reached on [email protected]
Stephen Mayne is a Walkley Award journalist, shareholder activist, former City of Melbourne councillor, former spindoctor for Jeff Kennett’s Victorian Liberal Government, founder of crikey.com and publisher of wwww.maynereport.com. He can be reached on [email protected]
ASIC grandly slammed by Harold Mitchell mates, must appeal Tennis Australia case
The Liberals have appointed all the key personnel to corporate cop ASIC. The decision on whether to appeal the loss...
Rio Tinto: ditch the colonial baggage and get with a 21st-century program
Astronomical profits on the back of continued exploitation of Indigenous-owned land in WA. It's time Rio upped the royalties it...
Pokies Putsch: RSL’s pokies-captured old guard fend off young veterans reforms
The push is on around Australia to re-open club pokies dens. At RSL Victoria, the old guard board has been...
Keep the Pokies Shut: Australians are saving $38 million a day
The pokies are shut. Thousands of Australians believe they should stay shut for as long as possible. Meanwhile, more of...
ASX Heist: small shareholders ripped by bankers in rash of emergency capital raisings
Small investors on the ASX are being ripped off again by Wall Street investment banks, writes shareholder activist Stephen Mayne....
Revealed: how the Murdoch men looted $1.4 billion in salary from public companies
News Corp’s Australian newspapers are quick to attack union leaders and local government bureaucrats for being overpaid, but somehow they’ve...
Revealed: how the Murdoch men looted $1.4 billion in salary from public companies
News Corp’s Australian newspapers are quick to attack union leaders and local government bureaucrats for being overpaid, but somehow they’ve...
Quid Pro Quo: who paid who before the Election and what do they want?
Nine months after the Election, we find out who bought it. From News Corp to GetUp, from Adani to the...
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