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Nobody Asked

In 2011 a finance officer at Queensland Health sat down to do the most boring job in government. He found a payment he did not recognise, typed the vendor's name into a free government website, and eight seconds later he had uncovered the largest fraud in the state's history.Two and a hal…

Taken To Be

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Under one line of federal law, a spare room in Canberra counts as a hotel. Not like a hotel. "Taken to be commercial accommodation", whether it is or not.This episode reads the rules that decide what federal politicians are paid and what public money they can spend: the salary, the electo…
Go and find your last payslip. There is a line on it you have almost certainly never checked. It says tax.Between 2014 and 2017 a payroll company in Sydney collected $141,291,923 in tax withheld from ordinary workers' pay. It kept $105,625,304 of it.Plutus Payroll advertised itself as free. It…
Between January and July 2017, two family day care services in western Sydney looked after 2,132 children.They claimed 398,936 sessions of care. That is more than two and a half thousand sessions of childcare every working day, for seven months. In one month alone they enrolled more than 1,600 chil…
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