Charles Livingstone, Monash University
Since then-prime minister Julia Gillard appointed Peter Slipper to the speaker’s chair in 2011, the gambling lobby has appeared triumphant in defeating any substantial reform of gambling regulation.
Slipper became speaker because...
Nicole Gurran, University of Sydney and Peter Phibbs, University of Sydney
We see their spokespeople quoted in the papers and their ads on TV, but beyond that we know very little about how Australia’s lobby...
A group of retired politicians trying to claw bigger pensions and more free travel from the taxpayer will get their day in court next month.
The High Court has agreed to hear the challenge by...
Australia’s own version of the Panama papers is the
Report of the Independent Parliamentary Entitlements System Review, February 2016.
A secret alliance between Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull to join forces to become the Gordon Gekko...
Google’s tax deal raises the question of whether the government is taking too soft a tone with multinationals over their tax.
When Google reached a £130m settlement with the British taxman last week, George Osborne...
Facebook could pay millions of pounds in UK tax after approving fundamental changes to its corporate structure in Europe.
Starting in April, the world’s largest social network will change its policy so that revenue generated...
Not convinced: Labor Senator and tax avoidance inquiry committee Chair Sam Dastyari says corporate tax cheats should be named and shamed by the tax office.
The Senate Inquiry into corporate tax avoidance is due to...
MasterCard lowers its local tax bills through deals with Singapore's Government
The wonderful thing about investigating multinational tax avoidance is that, despite the corporate spin and obfuscation, there is a hard number that you can...