The $5.5 million grant to fund a 1000-person convention centre at a gun club in Wagga Wagga was the only one - of over 90 grants - in the NSW Murray-Riverina region that went to a non-government entity.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet as Treasurer was responsible for the $5.5m gun club grant, which was green-stamped despite being “unusual” and NSW Sport not wanting “any involvement”

The $5.5m contract to redevelop the gun club at the centre of NSW corruption investigations was awarded to Wagga Wagga’s former long-time major - and current council member.

The gun club at the centre of ICAC investigations incurred mystery “costs” in obtaining its $5.5m government grant that were so substantial they dinted its 2016 profits.

The gun club at the centre of the Gladys Berejiklian ICAC inquiry had sought government grants - but been repeatedly rejected - for years before Daryl Maguire secured the $5.5m.

Prime Minister Morrison’s “naive” decision to keep France in the dark and abruptly “tear up” the $90 million submarine project will cost Australian taxpayers dearly, says key Senator.

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.

Superannuation regulator ASIC has taken no action to stop Westpac-BT fleecing $4.5 million a day from super members - nine months after it was formally told of the scandal.

Media watchdog ACMA fails to determine what content prompted YouTube’s Sky News Australia ban, more than two weeks in.

Over 85 per cent of broadcasting complaints made to Australia’s media regulator are never even being considered, under the so-called “co—regulatory system”.

Media regulator ACMA has not published its “quarterly” reports on complaints and investigations for almost a year, has reviewed just one of the 23 complaints that it has received over Sky News Australia’s Covid-19 coverage.