Just over a week after then Treasurer Josh Frydenberg called her the “nation’s best CEO” - and amid an ongoing investigation - the CEO of Guide Dogs Victoria has “resigned” from the group.

The boss of Australia's monopoly infrastructure regulator helped dismantle accountability laws in favour of owners of major fossil fuels infrastructure.

Australia’s charities regulator has falsely claimed legislative “secrecy provisions” are preventing it from commenting on the legality of political advertisements featuring charity bosses spruiking Josh Frydenberg.

A charity whose founder spruiked Josh Frydenberg in political advertisements - almost certainly against charity laws - received record government grants last year that were over six times more than average.

Her name’s “Cate”, she’s a “local mum and founder” - and she really wants you to vote for Josh Frydenberg. Meet the Sayers.

The $30 million Guide Dogs Victoria appears to have broken federal law and could have its charity status disqualified with its CEO appearing in election advertisements spruiking Treasurer Frydenberg.

Chinese Government entities closely connected to the Wuhan Institute of Virology are deliberately creating Covid-style pathogens that experts say have the potential to wipe out much of humanity and the current pandemic "relatively minor".

The Queensland lawyer who broke serious Federal laws as head of the National Competition Council - but was just months later reappointed to that same role - has been given a second senior Federal Government position.

A Queensland lawyer who just four months ago was found to have broken serious Federal laws as head of the National Competition Council has been reappointed to that same role by Treasurer Frydenberg.

The Anglican Church Sydney booked a monster $50 million profit on a Sydney CBD office tower - at the same time it shifted an extra $19m of its child rape liabilities onto its vulnerable aged care residents.

The Uniting Church - like the Anglican Church - has been using its taxpayer-funded aged care arm to pay out millions of dollars to its victims of child sexual abuse.

The Federal Government and Labor Opposition have both called out the Anglican Church for shifting $40 million of its child rape liabilities into a taxpayer-funded aged care provider. Yet there are no laws outlawing the practice.