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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…
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…
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…
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