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This tough corporate cop has seen it all, but even she is astounded by the scale of business misconduct
ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court is vowing to turn a blowtorch on corporate Australia so people have “some control over where their money goes”.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
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Radicaliser? Undercover agent? Aftab Malik is used to dodging accusations
Australia’s new special envoy to combat Islamophobia didn’t want the job but is now working to make it more than tokenistic.
- Patrick Begley
This cop found himself at the centre of the Lawyer X scandal. Now he’s running the next election
Jeff Pope might have fronted the media plenty of times for Victoria Police but he’s never really talked about himself – or his run ins with Nicola Gobbo. Until now.
- Sherryn Groch
The horrifying gift that shocked national treasure Robyn Nevin
The 82-year-old legendary thespian is directing a new version of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None.
- Cassidy Knowlton
Zoe said that adults don’t always know best. Mark Latham savaged her
The NSW Advocate for Children and Young People isn’t afraid to weigh into some of the most controversial issues of importance to the state’s young people.
- Deborah Snow
‘I’m just a seeker’: The Sydney mum who spent a year sampling psychedelics
Sarah Napthali lowers her voice over lunch when our conversation veers to the names of the drugs she used: LSD, MDMA, ketamine, DMT, bufo (toad poison) and the rest.
- Jordan Baker
The international lawyer who specialises in breaking the silence
Human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson has been at the heart of battles over press freedom and gender violence. She is sure of one thing: change is needed.
- Cassidy Knowlton
Possums, crocodiles and the curse of Macbeth: The perils of outdoor theatre
As they say in show business, the show must go on – but when a company performs outside, that is sometimes easier said than done.
- Cassidy Knowlton
Before Margaret Fink would do lunch with me, I had to audition
You need to bring your A-game when you dine with the Sydney movie producer whose extravagant dinner parties are legendary.
- Michael Koziol
He’s been an arsonist and artist, now he’s on a mission to change lives
Damien Linnane’s 10-month stay in prison led him on a journey to overhaul an outdated healthcare system. Only one thing stands in the way.
- Angus Thomson
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