Investigation
- Investigation
- Infrastructure
Beneath our feet: The hidden failures in Melbourne’s sewer tunnels
Collapsing sewer tunnels, botched repairs and a firm silenced for exposing failures — Melbourne Water faces scrutiny over hidden underground risks and wasted millions.
- Clay Lucas
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White retakes control of WiseTech, but Trump threat looms
WiseTech’s disgraced founder Richard White has reasserted his control over the $32 billion group following a board exodus, but he faces a backlash from other investors and global trade worries.
- Colin Kruger
WiseTech founder Richard White continued to quietly sell off shares
The disruption at the company, one of the country’s most successful technology groups, has sent the share price tumbling.
- Max Mason and Kate McClymont
- Updated
- Board shake-up
WiseTech board purge triggers $10b share plunge as White scandals widen
Disgraced company founder Richard White has effectively been handed control of WiseTech after its independent board members quit, but the subsequent share plunge has cost him billions.
- Colin Kruger
- Exclusive
- Richard White
The billionaire, his lawyer wife – and the secrets of their explosive relationship
Richard White says he would “take a bullet” for his wife but many of the billionaire’s long-time friends are unhappy about the couple’s volatile history.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
- Exclusive
- Wisetech Global
Billionaire Richard White backs away from questionable property deals amid board crisis talks
The beleaguered tech billionaire has called in a $70 million loan he gave to an associate of his wife’s ex-husband – a nut roaster from Lakemba.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
- Exclusive
- Courts
Sex for visa: New allegations against billionaire Richard White
The woman alleges the billionaire founder of WiseTech Global created a situation of “economic dependency” and engaged in “unlawful conduct for sexual gratification”.
- Kate McClymont and Max Mason
Sydney Fish Market staring down financial collapse
Sydney Fish Market is due to move to state-of-the-art premises later this year, but a delay in the release of its financial statements has raised concerns that the company may no longer exist.
- Harriet Alexander
- Investigation
- Crime
The luxury retreat for men accused of grievous crimes
In a sleepy corner of a fashionable NSW town, accused criminals chill out in the spa, cool off in the pool, and relax over a game of tennis.
- Jordan Baker, Perry Duffin and Amber Schultz
- Exclusive
- Veteran suicide royal commission
RSL NSW president’s firm launches legal action against veterans
Former clients of Mick Bainbridge’s law firm claim they were overcharged for legal advice. The firm is suing them for not paying their fees.
- Harriet Alexander
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