Alan Tudge
- Opinion
- Liberal Party
This zombie scandal will haunt the Libs, unless they eject Morrison
The former prime minister bragged about creating robo-debt. Will expelling him restore public faith in the Liberal Party brand?
- Malcolm Knox
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Awkward confessions, scandal headlines and a new life at the ABC: Hugh Marks’ story
The former Nine boss found himself in the unlikely role of protagonist in a romantic drama.
- Jordan Baker
- Exclusive
- Australia votes
Star Liberal candidate named in ‘discrimination’ settlement
Former Liberal staffer Rachelle Miller accused the party’s candidate in a key seat of discriminating against her at work years ago and received a big payout without anyone admitting wrongdoing.
- James Massola
- Editorial
- Robo-debt royal commission
Shameless claim of victimisation in robo-debt scandal defies credibility
Robo-debt resulted in deaths and mental anguish among thousands of welfare recipients but one of the people who shaped the policy claims she is a victim too.
- The Herald's View
Children’s indoor lifestyle stunts their imagination
Daisy Turnbull’s point is well made. Where are the backyards to play in? Where are the creeks to dam? Where are the places to cycle to? It would be nice to think we can turn this around, but for many this will not be possible.
Final robo-debt probe to keep names unnamed – again
The Australian Public Service Commissioner has apologised for the robo-debt disgrace – but 10 of 12 public servants responsible remain unnamed.
- Paul Sakkal
Meet the Rolls-Royce driving entrepreneur with a flair for social media
Gold Coast entrepreneur and luxury car lover Manu Kala has a knack for hiring former politicians.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Liam Mannix
Former Liberal candidate jailed over Chinese interference plan
Di Sanh Duong has become the first person found guilty under Australian foreign interference laws after he tried to put in place a plan to influence then-minister Alan Tudge.
- Erin Pearson
Former Liberal candidate guilty over Chinese influence plan
Australia’s first trial to test foreign interference laws has resulted in a guilty verdict for Victorian businessman Di Sanh Duong over a $37,000 hospital donation.
- Emily Woods
Tudge hoped accused’s hospital donation would combat ‘ugly racism’
When he was approached by Di Sanh Duong, former Liberal minister Alan Tudge said he saw an opportunity to counter the “ugly racism” the Australian Chinese community faced as the pandemic took hold.
- William Ton