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A former chair of the Tax Practitioners Board, who worked at a firm that has now become PwC, has left the role and thus raising serious questions, reports Anthony Klan.

The private company of the man who was CEO of PwC Australia during the entire tax leaks affair has received over $6.2 million in taxpayer funds in just the past two years.

A hole in federal law over the ownership of lobbying firms has led to a mystery surrounding three firms that contributed to the defeat of the NSW Liberal Government. Anthony Klan reports. THE OWNER of a wildly successful “lobbying” firm launched by a 21-year-old Young Liberal after working for the former NSW Planning Minister is […]

A hole in federal law over the ownership of lobbying firms has led to a mystery surrounding three firms that contributed to the defeat of the NSW Liberal Government.

The NSW ICAC has launched a major probe into allegations that key NSW Liberal Party figures were involved in branch stacking across the state.

The gun club at the centre of a NSW Liberal Government corruption scandal became a financial disaster at the expense of taxpayers.

An AEC form reveals Optus made questionable political "donations" after Gladys Berejiklian was appointed a senior executive to the foreign-owned telco last year.

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has gone against its own rules to green-light the billionaire Lowy familys $550,000 in secretive “donations” to the Liberal Party via an obscure subsid...

Last year, a civilian court in Israel convicted and sentenced Muhammad Halabi, a former employee of the large evangelical aid organization World Vision, of diverting funds to the terrorist group Hamas.[1] But this barely made the news outside the region.

Following one of Australia's biggest cyber hacks, a shocking revelation of Optus' lax attitude to security has been discovered. Anthony Klan repo