Anika Wells
Anika Wells re-opens Pandora's Box
How can the Australian government possibly be charged $38,000 for any flight?
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Anthony Albanese
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Rampart Talks
Rampart Talks: James Packer
Joe Aston interviews James Packer, exclusively for Rampart.
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News Corp
Junk reigns at News Corp Australia
Holt Street turns patriotism into ad copy and editors into sales reps.
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Barnaby Joyce
Barnaby Joyce goes home
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is where Joyce has always belonged.
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Politics
Canberra's Qantas syndrome
Bureaucrats and MPs are desperately addicted to loyalty status credits.
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Donald Trump
American nightmare for Aussie investors
Urged on by America's tax-shifting tech mafia, President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' will punish Aussie companies and super funds.
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Fortescue Metals Group
The silence of Fortescue's Noel Pearson
The Indigenous leader now serves as a director of Fortescue, the only major mining company running roughshod over the native title rights of its traditional owners.
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Note from Joe
ASX explains itself. Poorly.
Fund managers are now trying to price the unpriceable risks of berserk founder-CEOs and of being transacted out of high-performing companies with zero recourse.
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Politics
Le grand tour d'Albanese
The prime minister's latest softly-lit profile badly misses the mark.
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AustralianSuper
Not so AustralianSuper
The latest cyber attacks show the customer-facing technology at the largest industry super funds isn't good enough.
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