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.

A key architect of an Anglican Church scheme that shifted tens of millions of dollars of church child rape liabilities onto the taxpayer was months later handpicked by Scott Morrison to steer a regulation overhaul.

The Anglican Church is using its embattled - taxpayer-funded - aged care arm Anglicare Sydney to pay out millions of dollars a year in church child sex abuse claims. The aged care giant has been secretly laden with almost $40 million in historic abuse liabilities.

The Federal Government knew it would be forced to reveal to the public top-level allegations of serious corruption at the corporate regulator well over a month before the PM publicly savaged Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate.

He runs a fake “political party” with a fake “office” spreading a whole spectrum of fake information ranging from Covid-19 denial to false claims about the workings of Australia’s political system. But the money he’s raising from many of his tens of thousands of followers is very real.

Corporate regulator ASIC delivered the Federal Government a record $1 billion effective profit last financial year, with small business owners footing vast majority of the bill.

Australia’s broadcast media regulator is conducting less than half the number of investigations it was just five years ago - while the time it’s taking to complete investigations has blown-out more than five-fold.

Media “regulator” ACMA has secretly changed its methodology giving the appearance that complaints from the public have crashed to all-time lows. They’ve actually surged by over a third.

The Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet hand-balled $41,000 illegally paid to a senior official to another department because of an unnamed “potential conflict”, it is alleged.