The Utopia moment at DFAT
Australia's foreign affairs department told former employee she is unable to learn outcome of a harassment complaint.
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Richard Baker
Richard Baker joined The Age investigative unit in 2005 after four years covering Victorian politics and before that, rural affairs. He is a recipient of Melbourne Press Club's Gold Quill for his work exposing the misconduct of one of Australia's leading surgeons.
Judge seeks answers on possible Afghanistan war crimes
Answers to allegations about events during Australian Defence Force service in Afghanistan are being sought as part of an official inquiry.
Swiss examine Australian World Cup bid payments
Swiss prosecutors have examined multimillion-dollar Australian taxpayer-funded payments to controversial lobbyists hired at the behest of billionaire Frank Lowy to help Australia win the right to host the 2022 World Cup.
The man seeking to trump them all on Victoria's Liberal battlefield
The most controversial figure in the Victorian Liberal Party, Marcus Bastiaan, had his Sydney audience enthralled as he thundered about the need for change.
Should Australian whistleblowers earn multimillion-dollar bounties?
A number of cases have shown career oblivion often follows corporate whistleblowing.
Corrupt call centre insiders selling Australians' private details
Corrupt insiders at offshore call centres used by Australian companies are offering for sale the private data of customers of Optus, Telstra and Vodafone.
Former Unaoil executive admits bribery
An envelope stuffed with cash. A midnight meeting in Tripoli with a Gaddafi regime official. Buying access to Libya's oil wealth. They sound like plot twists from a spy novel, but for one international oil executive, this was real life.
'One day the truth will come out' in Phoebe case, says Hampel sister
About seven months ago, a photograph was posted on Facebook saying, 'You and you're [sic] family were let down by the justice system and those who represent it'
'I'm in Guantanamo Bay. This isn't Ballarat ... it can't be.'
Until today, she has been publicly defined by CCTV footage that shows her handcuffed, stripped of her underwear, stomped on, and kicked by police in a Ballarat cell. Now Yvonne Berry has broken her silence.
Phoebe Handsjuk's waste chute death unlike anything else
In 30 years in the waste game, Neil Bone had never heard of anybody falling to their death down a garbage chute until Phoebe Handsjuk died.
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