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Eddie Obeid's family grilled over Circular Quay cash profits
As her husband serves jail time over his business dealings, Judith Obeid appeared in the witness box.
As her husband serves jail time over his business dealings, Judith Obeid appeared in the witness box.
Eman Sharobeem's personal spending came from taxpayer funds earmarked for a Sydney health service for immigrant women.
When an angry Fairfield councillor stormed out of a council meeting last year, he left behind a piece of paper which confirmed what many had long suspected: Joe Tripodi is still pulling strings in the shadows.
Eman Sharobeem's life story reads like an inspiring tale of overcoming the odds: forced into an arranged marriage to her first cousin as a teenager, then widowed at 29 with two young sons, having endured a violent 14-year marriage.
Savas Guven is not his only name – and his alter ego has a very different life story.
Australians eat a million Domino’s pizzas every week. But, when you lift the lid, many of its people are struggling to make a crust. So how does this stockmarket juggernaut really operate?
Notorious gambling figure Eddie Hayson has claimed that a $2000 cash deposit he made into the betting account of News Corp journalist Phil "Buzz" Rothfield was for NRL tickets.
Eels officials Jason Irvine and Scott Seward have admitted to what amounts to theft and fraud in an attempt to honour under-the-table deals for cash payments to Parramatta rugby league payers.
Convicted former Labor minister Eddie Obeid is staring down the barrel of a second criminal trial - and this time his son Moses is also in the firing line.
Former Parramatta star Will Hopoate allegedly received off-the-books payments of at least $50,000 from Eddie Obeid jnr in the latest twist in the salary cap scandal.
A team of "very experienced bribers" paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to a senior public servant to secure lucrative tax-payer funded Sydney Harbour contracts.
James Kessel suffered a heart attack that almost took his life. He thought his insurer would look after him.
How exploitation of workers and franchisees became a fundamental part of 7-Eleven's business.
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