Teal benefactor Simon Holmes a Court bemoans attacks on women in politics which is a bit rich when his social media posts are writ large with tirades against those on the conservative side.
When police raided the house of failed NDIS developer David McWilliams, they found a suitcase containing $112k in ‘casino winnings’. Now it’s been handed to ALAMMC group’s receiver.
Australian Catholic University vice-chancellor Zlatko Skrbis is no stranger to rolling with the punches, and the latest blow is the sudden resignation of executive dean Mary Ryan.
A coal-free Rio Tinto in Australia is looming on the horizon as the company looks to sell its Gladstone power station.
If Albanese’s announcements sounded sharper for a bit longer, maybe it was because public servants kept using China’s AI helper on government devices hundreds of times after being told not to.
Would-be agricultural king Sam Mitchell owes creditors more than $72m, and now he’s being pursued for assets allegedly squirrelled away in the United States.
The CEC true believers might rather be seen dead than support any extension of ‘transitional gas’. But here we are. Could a quasi boardroom coup by some powerful players be the reason?
There’s big money in water – that’s certainly the line Sydney millionaire couple Stephanie and Garrett Jandegian are pushing to explain their property splurges.
ACU quietly disclosed to regulators that it underpaid nearly 350 current and former Indigenous tutors to the tune of roughly $450,000.
One of these two will control the nation’s purse strings after May 3 but does Melbourne’s business community care enough to hear what they have to say? Apparently not.
It has the hallmarks of a juicy A Current Affair story, but why the trophy home of the show’s ex bureau chief and her hubby was raided by Organised Crime Squad detectives, no one is saying.
Artist of questionable causes Khaled Sabsabi was dumped as rep to the Venice Biennale but thanks to the National Association for the Visual Arts’ tax-deductible status, donors are digging deep.
Capricorn Metals boss Paul Criddle has stepped down after being charged with assault, but shareholders would be none the wiser.
Clubs Australia is at risk of disintegrating after its ACT and WA affiliates quit over a falling out with the NSW branch’s chief executive.
Paying people to break the law is surely a new low for the teals. But a mouthy crew of foreign workers filmed posting corflutes to power poles across Sydney is proof | WATCH THE VIDEO
Andrew Forrest’s arrival on Time’s 100 influencers list is a triumph of self promotion. But maybe someone should have looked at his record, not just the hot air.
No one has cuddled up to the Jews quite like Labor MP Matt Thistlethwaite, which is why it was quite a shock when he preferenced Greens candidate Keiron Brown in the upcoming election.
Dodgy NDIS housing developers spent millions living the high life before running afoul of regulators. But court documents show brokers also made a motza along the way. Here’s how it worked.
Wentworth candidates are slapping faces on any spare space and when it comes to positioning for power, Allegra Spender is trying to get poles ahead – even though it’s against the rules.
A receivers’ report into David McWilliams’ ALAMMC Developments paints a damning picture of the wild west of NDIS housing investment, where dodgy developers have been allowed to roam free and prey on investors.
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BlackBay said it was ‘shocked’ by the ‘abhorrent views and comments’ that have emerged in a lawsuit filed against two former staff members, but the firm did have prior knowledge.
Should Aussies who train up Chinese fighter pilots for combat go to jail? The law isn’t clear. But, ducking tax on the millions you earn doing it will get you into real trouble.
Independent Climate 200-backed MPs reckon they’re the best friend the Jewish community has in Canberra but don’t mind their benefactor appearing to be part of the Kremlin cheer squad.
One-time Lib rising star Tim Smith’s car-crash career has taken him to Israel as a political adviser, where apparently he’s so poorly paid he has people at home seeking top-up ‘donations’.
Officials at the embattled Australian Catholic University are set to discuss a new project’s name, but they’re worried about including the word ‘Jewish’ in case of a donor backlash. Seems very narrow-minded to us.
Someone within the Liberal camp hit on an ingenious solution to head off the possibility of an embarrassing confrontation at a Peter Dutton election stop in Sydney – cash.
Thursday saw yet another report championing the Albanese government’s Same Job, Same Pay legislation, this time by the McKell Institute, but can we really call it ‘independent’?
The Bradfield teal’s unwelcome remark should’ve been out of bounds, particularly when this budding politician has made such a point of speaking against sexual harassment in all its forms.
Clive Palmer’s latest election campaign has hit a snag as the magnate cancelled his Trumpet of Patriots national speaking tour due to a problem with his headline act.
Whitehaven Coal director Raymond Zage’s online adoration of all things Trumpian and Musk must be grating at HQ, particularly for chair and former Australian trade minister Mark Vaile.
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