Donald and the mafia dons
In the 1980s Donald Trump decided to build a casino in Atlantic City, where construction was ruled by the mob.
Investigations
Doubts on Palmer’s diary notes
Clive Palmer may have ‘invented’ evidence in his diary to justify ripping millions out of Queensland Nickel.
Long haul for pollies and players
Underground gambling jouints flourished for decades in Sydney before its first ‘legal’ casino opened in 1997.
Palmer’s aid to Mensink rescue
Clive Mensink asked his uncle Clive Palmer’s assistant to book overseas cruises for him as recently as March.
Palmer hit by $1m port debt
Clive Palmer may be forced to pay more than $1m in port fees if he wants to get his Townsville refinery up and running.
Mensink gone for good: Palmer
Clive Palmer has declared his fugitive nephew Clive Mensink has left Australia for good.
Palmer ‘may have breached law’
Clive Palmer may have breached corporations law in the lead-up to the collapse of Queensland Nickel, liquidators say.
Trouble with the truth
The workers Clive Palmer reckons aren’t owed a cent.
Palmer lawsuits stall in red tape
Liquidators will have to grapple with The Hague Convention to serve lawsuits on Clive Palmer’s international women.
Clives hunted for $500m
Taxpayer-funded liquidators are suing Clive Palmer and his fugitive nephew Clive Mensink for almost $500m.
Mehajer can’t stymie appointee
Salim Mehajer has lost a challenge to the appointment of administrators to his two companies.
Legal issues rock Palmer cruise
Cruising the Mediterranean has not been all rest and relaxation for Clive Palmer.
Palmer row: Citic eyes closure
Citic will shut its $12bn Sino Iron project by the end of the year unless Clive Palmer agrees to key project permits.
Cruising’s guilt-free for Palmer
Clive Palmer says he is guilty only of loving his wife and children as he defended taking a Mediterranean cruise.
$2bn lost, watchdog didn’t growl
MFS investor Robert Lentin is amazed ASIC is not bringing criminal charges against the failed company’s directors.
Friends ‘happy to write cheques’
Clive Palmer yesterday told a court he was being targeted by Chinese Communist spies, including his cleaners.
Clive Palmer claims privilege
Clive Palmer has repeatedly claimed privilege against self-incrimination in the Federal Court.
Clive’s moment of clarity
Court papers show Clive Palmer, while claiming to be addled by painkillers, orchestrated a complex corporate move.
Palmer note fails to divert probe
Clive Palmer has been ordered to front the Federal Court in Brisbane today.
Clive a no-show at Obama dinner
When the JFK Library honoured Barack Obama with an award for political courage, there was a notable Aussie absentee.
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