ABC Defence Correspondent Andrew Greene Resigns Over Undisclosed Junket
ABC defence correspondent Andrew Greene resigns after failing to disclose a junket funded by a German defence company bidding for an Australian navy contract.
Category : Lobbying
Australian Gun Lobby Claims Victory in Firearm Law Battle
Australia's gun lobby claims victory as legal gun numbers surge past 4 million, almost double post-Port Arthur levels.
Google DeepMind UK Workers Vote to Unionise Amid Pentagon Deal Concerns
Google DeepMind UK workers vote to unionise, citing concerns over Pentagon deal and military AI use.
MPs on All-Party Groups Face Lobbying Scrutiny
Commons standards committee investigates MPs with second jobs on APPGs over lobbying concerns, citing several cases.
Trump Family Profits From Presidency A Money Machine
Donald Trump faces scrutiny over a $1.8 billion fund and other deals that may financially benefit his family and supporters.
Mandelson’s Lobbying Firm Global Counsel Collapses Owing £4.6m
Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm Global Counsel collapses owing £4.6m, including £645k to HMRC, after losing clients over Epstein links.
Metro Bank Investors Urged to Reject Pay Report
ISS urges Metro Bank investors to reject pay report over bonus scheme that could give CEO £60m, citing misalignment with market standards.
NSW Police Commissioner Admits Neo-Nazi Rally Was Allowed Due to Communication Breakdown
NSW police commissioner admits neo-Nazi rally was allowed due to communication breakdown, sparking debate on protest laws.
Democrats to Probe Trump Corruption If They Win House
Legal experts say Democrats will have a 'field day' investigating Trump's corruption if they win the House majority in the midterms, citing scandals like a $1.8bn slush fund and weaponized DOJ.
BP Board Did Its Job Whistleblowing Concerns Addressed
BP board acted correctly by addressing whistleblowing concerns and removing chair Albert Manifold, despite criticism.
RFK Jr's Daughter-in-Law Quit Trump Team Over CIA Gold Concerns
Amaryllis Fox Kennedy reveals she quit Trump admin over CIA gold bullion concerns, citing lack of oversight and corruption.
Queen's 'keenness' for Andrew trade role was a 'grave mistake'
Queen Elizabeth II's support for Prince Andrew as trade envoy was a grave mistake, according to royal commentators.
Mandelson Sent Ministers Trackable Links In Oxford Vote Campaign
Peter Mandelson sent Cabinet ministers trackable Grabify links during Labour's Oxford University Chancellor election campaign, documents reveal.
Tories Cannot Escape the Horrors of Food Bank Britain, Says Frances Ryan
Trussell Trust report reveals one in 50 UK households used food banks in 2018-19, driven by benefits system failures and poverty.
Meghan Joins WHO Chief at Memorial for Children Lost to Online Harm
Meghan to join WHO chief at Geneva memorial for children lost to online harm, urging stronger global protections.
US Deputy Secretary of State Granted Visa to Fugitive Polish Minister Ziobro
US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau facilitated a visa for fugitive Polish ex-minister Zbigniew Ziobro, enabling him to flee to the US from Hungary.
Trump AI Order Shelved After Tech Billionaire Calls
Trump postpones AI executive order after tech billionaires' calls, citing China competition; industry wins against regulation.
Cartoon: Burnham's policy speech lampooned by Jennings
Ben Jennings' cartoon mocks Andy Burnham's first major policy speech, highlighting perceived gaps between rhetoric and action on regional inequality.
Pocock Banned From Parliamentary Club Over Gambling Ties
Senator David Pocock banned from parliamentary sports club after raising concerns about gambling lobby ties; PM criticises ban but dismisses lobbying concerns.
Mandelson’s Lobbying Firm Collapses Owing £4.6m After Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm Global Counsel collapsed owing £4.6m, including £645k to HMRC, after losing clients over Epstein links.
Charlie Kirk's Mentor Quits Turning Point USA Amid Scandal
Charlie Kirk's mentor resigns from Turning Point USA amid scandal, as the group faces criticism over disinformation and ties to Trump.
Foreign Office Faces Inquiry into Libya Intervention and Aftermath
Foreign affairs committee launches inquiry into UK's role in Libya intervention, questioning post-conflict planning and security fallout.
Boris Johnson Breached Rules On Government Contacts, Watchdog Finds
Boris Johnson breached rules on exploiting government contacts, ethics watchdog Acoba finds, after refusing to answer specific questions about lobbying allegations.
Fugees Rapper Pras Michel Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison
Fugees rapper Pras Michel sentenced to 14 years for role in 1MDB scandal, illegal donations to Obama campaign.
Trump Attacks Murdoch Over Fox News Defamation Testimony
Donald Trump attacks Rupert Murdoch over testimony in Dominion defamation case, accusing him of betraying Fox hosts.
YouTube Outlines Legal Grounds to Challenge Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban
YouTube outlines three legal grounds to challenge Australia's under-16 social media ban, citing constitutional freedom, platform definition, and procedural fairness.
Sadiq Khan: Rolling Out Red Carpet for Trump Is Un-British
Sadiq Khan condemns Trump's state visit as un-British, urging PM May to reject his far-right agenda.
Reeves Faces Backlash Over Gambling Lobby Event During Tax Review
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash for attending a gambling lobby event during a Treasury tax review on the £12bn sector.
Badenoch Accused of Interfering in Greensill Probe Linked to Cameron
Lex Greensill accuses Kemi Badenoch of interfering in insolvency case to protect David Cameron from lobbying scandal scrutiny.
David Hogg calls out Scott Jennings for wearing Rolex while lecturing on affordability
David Hogg criticised CNN's Scott Jennings for wearing a Rolex while discussing affordability, sparking a debate on the government shutdown and healthcare.
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