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How the CFMEU scandal unfolded

How the CFMEU scandal unfolded

Our reporting in the Building Bad series, now acknowledged with a Gold Walkley, came after work over 18 years by investigative journalists.

  • by Mathew Dunckley and Michael Bachelard

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CFMEU scrambles security to headquarters after threats against officials
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CFMEU scrambles security to headquarters after threats against officials

Administrators of the CFMEU are responding to warnings that violent bikies and crime figures ostracised from the union are turning on remaining organisers.

  • by Nick McKenzie
The 101 ways Google serves up Australians to known scammers
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The 101 ways Google serves up Australians to known scammers

Using the world’s biggest search platform to find information on scams can deliver victims straight into the arms of criminals.

  • by Aisha Dow and Charlotte Grieve
‘Psychopaths are the best’: Confessions from inside the scam industry
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‘Psychopaths are the best’: Confessions from inside the scam industry

From marketing and retention to catastrophe and recovery, the life cycle of the scam industry is breathtakingly cruel and strikingly consistent.

  • by Aisha Dow
‘Like Handmaid’s Tale’: Church’s doctrine pushed teen to marry her rapist

‘Like Handmaid’s Tale’: Church’s doctrine pushed teen to marry her rapist

Racism, misogyny and homophobia: this is the gospel taught in one of Australia’s most extreme Pentecostal church networks.

  • by Richard Baker
‘Whole world on fire’: Inside one of Australia’s most extreme churches

‘Whole world on fire’: Inside one of Australia’s most extreme churches

Leaked recordings and testimony from former members have revealed how this Pentecostal church operates.

  • by Richard Baker
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Australia’s biggest medicinal cannabis company launches legal action over news story
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Australia’s biggest medicinal cannabis company launches legal action over news story

Montu is demanding The Age take down a story about its contentious customer referral system and reveal the sources behind it.

  • by Liam Mannix
Billionaire’s ‘bullying, intimidation’ made WiseTech unbearable, claims top director

Billionaire’s ‘bullying, intimidation’ made WiseTech unbearable, claims top director

Christine Holman, who has worked at some of Australia’s biggest companies, says she was not prepared to put up with Richard White’s behaviour so she quit.

  • by Nick McKenzie, Max Mason and Kate McClymont
‘The LinkedIn Lecher’: Billionaire’s controversial approaches, board concerns revealed

‘The LinkedIn Lecher’: Billionaire’s controversial approaches, board concerns revealed

More women have come forward with claims about rich-lister Richard White’s behaviour as the role of his company’s board is exposed.

  • by Nick McKenzie, Kate McClymont and Max Mason
Cannabis Inc: Biggest player’s legal battle shapes as boom industry’s turning point

Cannabis Inc: Biggest player’s legal battle shapes as boom industry’s turning point

Montu’s legal battle with the TGA exposes the high stakes in Australia’s booming medicinal cannabis industry, where ethics, advertising, and profits collide.

  • by Clay Lucas
Celebrating 170 years of The Age

Celebrating 170 years of The Age

We’ve been asking the questions you want answered since 1854. In this collection, we reflect on the tradition of courageous journalism as we look to the future.

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