Westpac avoided being called to front the banking Royal Commission’s hearings on superannuation after falsely presenting itself as a “white knight” to government officials behind-the-scenes.

The man in charge of Treasurer Frydenberg’s office was running corporate affairs at Westpac’s BT when the superannuation giant was aggressively covering-up a major scandal.

Key government officials, including Treasury Secretary Stephen Kennedy, refuse to back Treasurer Frydenberg’s unsubstantiated claims that the ASIC corruption review found no wrongdoing.

Global drug giant Pfizer is refusing to back the Federal Government’s claims that the recent approach by Kevin Rudd to its CEO influenced its alleged decision to speed up vaccine delivery.

The corporate regulator has taken zero action to stop Westpac’s wholesale gouging of superannuation accounts since it was formally alerted to the scandal over six months ago.

The company paid $110,000 to conduct a “review” into $118,557 ASIC chair James Shipton charged the public for personal “tax advice” refuses to stand by government claims there was no wrongdoing