The boss of Qantas believes in corporate activism – he earned $23 million last year
The CEO of QANTAS loves to extol the virtues of corporate activism. There is a problem with that, twenty-three million of them.
The ‘Panama Papers’ drew shady tax dealings into the light – but nothing has changed since
The Panama Papers could have been a massive moment in history. However, the culture of tax havens, creative taxation and billionaires paying zero tax remains.
Class action filed against robo-debt, will seek compensation for those affected
The other shoe may have finally dropped regarding robo-debt, as a class action lawsuit is set to represent those unfairly targeted by the system.
Canberra said recipients are “singing the praises” of cashless welfare, so I asked them
Canberra may be in love with the idea of cashless welfare, but after spending three months talking to those on it, a different story emerges.
From above and below the poverty line: Our nation’s welfare is broken
I’ve been on both sides of the poverty line, and I can unequivocally state that this country’s welfare system needs to change its direction.
The AUWU’s Jeremy Poxon: “They try and paint a picture that they’re creating a lot of jobs, when it’s just not true”
Jeremy Poxon of the Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union (AUWU) talks about the basic truth that powers unemployment in this country.