David Collard is an Australian PwC veteran and New York-based businessman facing investigations in both countries. As tax officials swarm his offices, Crikey wonders: what happened to Collard's charities?

Do conservatives have nothing better to do than fuel misinformation about the Voice to Parliament? Apparently not.

Chinese influence and foreign interference on Australian campuses are serious issues, but the media risks reporting one-sided narratives.

Victorian governor and ex-Monash Uni vice-chancellor Margaret Gardner has a chequered past when it comes to accusations of wage theft.

Will the NSW government do the right thing in expediting investment in renewables, storage and energy transmission or take the easy way out?

An inquest into the deaths of four Aboriginal women killed by their partners found one victim was flagged as a maker of 'false statements'.

The Fox News CEO sets condition that Private Media donates all GoFundMe donations to the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom.

Is it supreme pragmatism, or the betrayal of time-honoured values and history in pursuit of power, that animates modern Labor?

The remaining progressive and left forces within the ALP have been pretty much blown out of the water by the nuclear subs deal.

In this week's Media Briefs, Stan Grant resigns from the ABC altogether, Ita sets sail, and David Anderson locks in another term.

Like his father Keith, Rupert Murdoch has cultivated politicians, crushed competitors and expanded his empire. But it was Rupert who realised the billions to be made from white grievance.

Are supermarket profits helping fuel inflation? It's a non-issue for Woolworths shareholders -- their dividends soared much faster than CPI.

The national airline's domestic side went from a $765m loss in 2022 to a profit of $1.27bn in 2023, a 63% leap on pre-COVID numbers.

The government's 2023 intergenerational report warns of economic headwinds due to climate change. Will it do anything about it? Unlikely.