Eryk Bagshaw is an investigative reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He was previously North Asia correspondent. Reach him securely on Signal @bagshawe.01
Disaster Relief Australia was feted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and led by two of Australia’s most decorated military commanders.
Victims and their families questioned the decision, as former High Court judge Virginia Bell also revealed the “antisemitism” definition to be used by the commission.
These are the stories of the 15 people killed at Bondi Beach, in the words of those who knew them best and loved them most.
It vowed it would create a new export industry for Australia, but documents reveal Fortescue’s failed green hydrogen factory cost taxpayers millions while the company spruiked its “successes” overseas.
Prosecutors are expected to argue that for over a decade the brothers had used their wealth and power “to repeatedly and violently drug, sexually assault and rape dozens of female victims”.
Billionaire Justin Hemmes has become one of the largest individual gambling machine operators in the state.
Whistleblowers say Disaster Relief Australia has inflated its membership numbers, has opaque recruitment practices and prioritises marketing over missions.
As the first funerals are held, further details are emerging and tributes pouring forth about the victims of the Bondi attack. This is what we know about them so far.
Matilda’s family is struggling to comprehend how their bubbly 10-year-old could have been murdered.
Eli Schlanger was remembered as a “rabbi without equal” as hundreds of mourners farewelled the murdered Jewish leader in Bondi.