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Corporate Australia
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Corporate fraud within Australia, Stranglehold of Monopolies, Telecommunications Oppression, Biased Law System, Corporate influence in politics, Industrial Relations disadvantaging workers, Outsourcing Australian Jobs, Offshore Banking, Petrochemical company domination, Invisibly Visible. It's not what you see, it's how you interpret it.
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Recent Posts
AAMI Insurance - Fraudulent Claims
One of the current commercials aired on Australian television by AAMI Insurance, shows rather naive looking young lad polishing his VolksWagen Golf.The lad then claims that from the savings made from his insurance policy he was able to re-spray his v...
IBM Wages Fraud - Corporate Crime
To anyone outside the I.T. industry, IBM Australia, represents a name that is synonymous with a large blue chip vendor, of quality and service.From the inside though an entirely different picture exists.Documentation, obtained, and partially reproduc...
Police hunt for Melbourne rape gang
Police are searching for up to eight youths believed to be responsible for the brutal gang rape of two 15-year-old girls in a park in the north of Melbourne. In an attack described as "shocking", police said they believed the gang of men and teenage...
NZ imports \'unskilled and here to stay\'
New research has proven what many Aussies long suspected - Australia is a magnet for New Zealand's most unskilled workers.An analysis of census figures has revealed for the first time that New Zealanders who migrate across the Tasman are far more lik...
Police investigate doctor after second death
Police are investigating a Sydney doctor after the body of a young Brazilian student was found in his apartment, the second body to be found in the Elizabeth Bay unit this year. Suellen Dominguez Zaupa died from a suspected cocaine overdose and was ...
Blair \'didn\'t know Iraq war was illegal\'
Tony Blair has denied a report that the British government's chief legal adviser told him before the start of the Iraq War that deposing Saddam Hussein would contravene international law.Asked by CNN television whether an allegation was true that the...
