Rupert Murdoch's Bermuda short
Lachlan Murdoch was ordering a $US7 million yacht in May 2000, at a time when News Corporation was investing a final $140 million in failing telco OneTel.
Westpac 'gobsmackingly' slack in Cook Islands tax haven
Westpac opened an $850,00 account for a secret company linked to a Kazakh multimillionaire politician without doing any identity checks, the Paradise Papers show.
The Asiaciti clients offshore and out of reach
Asiaciti, one of the Asia-Pacific's biggest offshore specialists, provided secretive companies for clients across the globe.
Double Irish schemes 'unrealistic', ATO warns
The Tax Office has hit out at "ineffective and unrealistic" schemes being promoted to US companies identified in the Paradise Papers to set up exotic offshore structures.
Here's why the Paradise papers matter
Revelations from the files - one of the largest document leaks in history - have triggered headlines around the world this week.
Play it again Sam – tax-free
Royalties from thousands of American classics have been tucked away tax-free.
How Appleby's Australian plan failed
Why the law firm at the centre of the Paradise Papers leaks abandoned an attempt to set up a Sydney beachhead.
Ex-Appleby lawyer sheds light on the firm's workings
It's different here: A lawyer who worked at the firm at the centre of the Paradise Papers investigation says there was not the "same understanding of director duties" in the British Virgin Islands as there is in Australia.
Loy Yang paid $1b dividend ahead of carbon tax
Engie took a $1 billion dividend from its Loy Yang power station while it complained that a $500 million handout wasn't enough compensation for the carbon tax.
Why the Paradise Papers matter
Much or most of what is contained in the Paradise Papers may be legal. But there is no doubt that some of it serves to reduce the tax that would otherwise be due.
Coe targeted in Kinghorn tax investigation
A Tax Office investigation in Jersey sought assets of both the deceased Allco Finance boss and the RAMS Home Loan Founder charged with tax avoidance last week.
Inside the secret world of Bermuda mega trusts
Records reveal huge overseas hoards tied to hedge fund tycoon and Democratic donor James Simons and other ultra-wealthy people.
Big US political donors play the offshore game
A leak of offshore records provides a glimpse into the finances of major Republican and Democratic contributors.
Apple trades one tax haven for another
Apple, the world's biggest company, swapped one tax haven for another shifting the management of its Irish subsidiaries to Jersey, the Paradise Papers reveal.
Glencore and the Bin Laden family jet
Glencore cut $US6 million off the price of a $US57 million Bombardier 6000 jet that it sold in an undisclosed 2014 deal to the brother of Osama bin Laden.
How the rich avoid sales taxes on jets and yachts
Buying a $US27 million private jet or plush mega-yacht means millions in sales taxes — unless you know the right pro.
Offshore leak exposes Trump's Russia links
A massive leak of 13.4 million records exposes ties between Russia and Donald Trump's commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, along with the offshore secrets of the world's richest.
ATO opens criminal probe after tax haven leak
The ATO has been working for months to identify Australian clients of Bermuda law firm Appleby, ahead of the release on Monday of a massive leak of files.
Kremlin firms back investments in US social media
A major investor in Twitter and Facebook had financial ties to two Russian government-owned firms known as vehicles for the Kremlin's politically sensitive dealings.
Link to firm that sued murdered Malta journalist
The Jersey law firm which this year sued murdered Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Britain was previously involved in moves to shield assets for clients in the Cook Islands.
