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Charlotte Grieve

Charlotte Grieve

Charlotte Grieve is an investigative journalist and author of Duty To Warn.

Dr Simon Rose treats Australia’s most vulnerable. AHPRA wanted to deregister him.

This doctor treats patients who others won’t touch. AHPRA wanted him gone

From heroin addiction to outback medicine, this doctor has treated Australia’s most vulnerable. Now, the regulator has almost pursued him out of the profession.

  • Charlotte Grieve

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‘Very dark place’: Psychologist pays price of vexatious complaints

Complaints to the health regulator from a disgruntled ex-employee who tried to sell tarot card readings to her patients have destroyed Jenna’s mental health and cost thousands in legal fees and higher insurance premiums.

  • Charlotte Grieve
The writer with her father, Donald Grieve.

My father first met Munjed Al Muderis in 2018. Here’s what happened next

Her father lost his leg below the knee as a young man. When a famous doctor promised him life-changing surgery, this journalist’s suspicions grew.

  • Charlotte Grieve
Westpac

Fake documents, ghost trucks: Westpac’s secret fraud probe revealed

Westpac has conducted an internal investigation into fraud in its business banking division that staff say has been driven by a toxic, sales-focused culture.

  • Charlotte Grieve
The scene of the mass shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday.

‘This is not the Australia I know’: How brave victims saved those around them

As a pair of gunmen unleashed hell at Bondi Beach, brave Sydneysiders defended their loved ones and passing strangers.

  • Jordan Baker and Charlotte Grieve
Dror Paley (left) and Munjed Al Muderis.

‘Consumer pays, consumer risks’: Florida ‘surgery mill’ plans for Australia

The company does thousands of operations a year around the world. Now an embattled surgeon wants to bring it here, sparking alarm.

  • Charlotte Grieve
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Heather Tsai and her partner Sabi Hassan chose to freebirth their first child Kai.

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

Women are rejecting medical assistance during pregnancy and birth in a small but growing trend known as freebirthing. Why?

  • Charlotte Grieve
Damian Kassabgi, boss of the tech sector’s peak lobbying group, has resigned 16 months after taking the top job, citing concerns about his ability to effectively work from home.

Tech Council boss says bye-bye after Byron Bay WFH experiment

Damian Kassabgi hoped to run the lobby group from the northern NSW locale, but lasted only 16 months.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and Charlotte Grieve
Amex is embroiled in a privacy scandal.

Inside one man’s mission to reveal the truth about American Express

After two regulatory investigations spanning three years, John Smith wants Australia’s privacy regulation overhauled.

  • Charlotte Grieve
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has identified flaws in American Express’s security systems.

‘Sensitive personal information’: Leaked report reveals American Express security failures

The privacy watchdog wants American Express to overhaul its technology systems after a lengthy investigation found they were exposed to insider threats.

  • Charlotte Grieve and Julie Lewis