Yesterday
NAB asked to reveal traders’ salaries in underpayment suit
The interlocutory application will be debated at a confidential hearing.
- Myriam Robin
This Month
As Dominion case settles, Crikey’s solicitor takes a holiday
His out-of-office response informs he is away until July 1, “lounging around Europe and not even pretending to work”.
- Myriam Robin
TikTok’s lobbyists not getting anywhere fast
TikTok – the social media sensation/Beijing’s data harvesting app of choice – desperately needs a win.
- Lucas Baird
Could Qatar Airways swoop on Virgin?
Qatar Airway’s Ackbar Al Baker world-class display of negging last year hasn’t dissuaded chatter that it is the most logical Middle Eastern investor in Virgin.
- Lucas Baird
The JobKeeper lessons we refuse to learn
Nobody at the highest levels of public administration in this country is interested in properly accounting for the biggest peacetime spending program in our history.
- Joe Aston
Bizoids bust out the tartan at court of Fox
The trucking tycoon turned 86 on Wednesday, and marked the day as extravagantly as any self-respecting billionaire could be expected to.
- Myriam Robin
Online gaming lobby sees problems, demurs on solutions
Other industry players are far more open to things like blanket advertising bans, so it’s unsurprising many are blaming Sportsbet for the policy vacuum.
- Myriam Robin
Jacinta Price takes the Barnaby Joyce route
Well, aren’t things just looking super-promising for the federal opposition?
- Joe Aston
Visy, Linfox benefiting from cash-strapped Andrews government
Daniel Andrews insists on accepting the hospitality and money of billionaires his government is in the throes of transacting with.
- Myriam Robin
Lindsay Fox’s 86th birthday bash comes with optional kilts
The key question for those on the guest list is how to fit a dress code that specifies ‘kilt or casual’.
- Michael Bleby
Steve Bracks-chaired Victory Offices may have traded insolvent
The liquidators for a commercial subleasing company say it may have been insolvent for at least the last 10 months of the former premier’s tenure.
- Myriam Robin
Alan Joyce has had enough
The problem for people who surround themselves exclusively with sycophants is that they become ill-equipped to cope with negative feedback.
- Joe Aston
The weird and wonderful world of EML Payments
EML has a piercing migraine’s worth of anti-money laundering compliance issues and a cast from the bar scene in Star Wars.
- Joe Aston
Liontown chief has $22.5 million riding on a takeover bid
Any change of control transaction would probably make his 6 million performance rights vest immediately.
- Myriam Robin
Nathan Tinkler’s life coach pursued him for $30k
Billionaire turned ex-bankrupt Nathan Tinkler is no stranger to demands for payment.
- Myriam Robin
National Gallery has Sue Cato’s APY conflict in hand
The arts community is deeply riven by allegations that white studio managers regularly paint on canvases later sold as Indigenous artworks.
- Joe Aston
Miners’ secret weapon in NSW planning approval
Major extractors are seeking out rugby’s agricultural constituency in the communities of their major projects.
- Joe Aston
Greens housing spokesman opposes 1300 new homes
Plans to redevelop an old barracks and an industrial site into ‘luxury’ units and apartments have in both cases met with fierce opposition.
- Myriam Robin
Frazis wrong but not out-of-pocket on MilkRun
“Woolworths has a problem, unsure if they know it yet,” the fund manager tweeted in December 2021.
- Myriam Robin
Afterpay winner Luke Bortoli turns to lithium mining
The former Afterpay chief financial officer starts on Tuesday at another of the market’s hottest growth stories as it flags plans to lift lithium production.
- Tom Richardson
