Palmer to stand again for Reps seat
THE leader of the diminished Palmer United Party say he won’t switch to the Senate but will stand again in his Sunshine Coast seat.
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Palmer firm’s cash dwindling
CLIVE Palmer’s resources company is suspended again and will be on the brink of insolvency without another cash injection.
Palmer’s dinosaur dream extinct
IT is the demise of a dinosaur park that staff and guests have been predicting for a long time.
Law firm no longer acts for Clive
CLIVE Palmer has parted company with his legal team after several years in litigation that has been mostly unsuccessful.
Lib turmoil sparked PUP fight
THE threat the PUP would abstain from voting in the Senate until the Liberal leadership was settled led to party infighting.
Lazarus raises hopes for budget
THE Abbott government will try to exploit a surprise blow to Clive Palmer’s political power to seek approval for blocked budget measures.
Palmer puppets cut the strings
THE steady unravelling of the Palmer United Party has exposed the depths of Clive Palmer’s dictatorial tendencies.
PUP seats take top price in show
THE three remaining PUP seats are the most expensive in federal parliament, at roughly $9m a head in donations.
Palmer’s new Citic defence slammed
CLIVE Palmer’s court battle over allegations he siphoned more than $12 million in Chinese funds has veered into new territory.
Newman sues broadcaster Jones
CLIVE Palmer has offered to bankroll Alan Jones’s defence of a defamation lawsuit brought by Campbell Newman.
Police squad under scrutiny
A FRAUD squad is being investigated after it failed to act on knowledge that Clive Palmer’s media adviser was involved in an alleged kidnap plot.
A simpler time for Clive
THIRTY years before he went to Canberra, Clive Palmer was using the same techniques as a Queensland property developer.
Christmas message
HE’S got the girth, but does Clive Palmer really have all that it takes to make Santa?
Palmer’s defence: I made little profit
CLIVE Palmer’s new legal defence to serious allegations of fraud and dishonesty reveals that he made very little profit.
Heads or tailings? Clive on a coin
WORKERS at Clive Palmer’s nickel refinery received a very special gift from the boss yesterday.
PUP shuns auditor over $26m
CLIVE Palmer’s political party is resisting demands to have its annual financial return audited as required under law.
Watchdog to await ruling on Palmer
ASIC is adopting a wait-and-see strategy over Clive Palmer since he admitted in the Supreme Court to falsely backdating a document.
Palmer’s karma in Canberra approaches
LAMBIE lammed it, and two senators are left to decide whether to stay on the train wreck.
Media can’t see story for dinosaurs
CLIVE Palmer’s business dealings demand serious scrutiny.
Palmer probe only skin deep
A BIG part of the problem with Guy Rundle’s Quarterly Essay on Clive Palmer is that he isn’t the right person to have written it.
Palmer drops port threats
CLIVE Palmer’s estranged Chinese business partners can continue to operate the Pilbara port site.
Palmer firm charged over toxic spills
CLIVE Palmer’s nickel business has been charged with six counts of environmental breaches.
Walkleys slammed as Palmer attacks finalist
THE Australian’s Chris Mitchell has criticised the news judgement of the Walkleys as MP Clive Palmer attacked finalist Hedley Thomas on Twitter.
Man of few words
IF flexibility is an admirable trait in a politician, Clive Palmer certainly gives us plenty to admire.
‘Rubbish’: Palmer rejects uni reforms
CLIVE Palmer has declared his party won’t vote for the government’s new higher education bill.
PUP ‘to support TPVs’
SCOTT Morrison now just needs the vote of Ricky Muir to be able to reintroduce temporary protection visas.
Palmer points the finger
CLIVE Palmer has refused to answer questions about whether he was entitled to funnel $12m to himself and his party.
Real reason Palmer has gone quiet
THERE is a reason Clive Palmer throws a toddler’s hissy-fit when asked sensible questions about his alleged $12m fraud.
Palmer visits Annabel’s kitchen
TV editor Lyndall Crisp selects Kitchen Cabinet as her pick of the week on free-to-air television.
Crazy-brave to take on Chinese
CLIVE Palmer, a tycoon with the traits of an all-or-nothing gambler, made an impossible bet in early February this year.
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