Anglicare Sydney’s scandal-plagued CEO Grant Millard will leave the aged care giant, its chairman has said, nine months after it was revealed he previously ran international tax affairs for a global arm of multi-national tax cheat Coca-Cola.

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

The Federal Government secretly deleted from the “review” into ASIC three-quarters of the findings about the $115,000-plus regulator boss James Shipton illegally charged taxpayers for personal “tax advice”.

When the Coalition launched its extraordinary attacks on Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate last October - over an incident which occurred two years earlier - it knew it was on the cusp of being engulfed in a completely seperate major scandal of its own.

Karen Chester is the last person standing at the helm of the corporate corruption watchdog who is not personally involved in serious alleged corruption. She is refusing to stand by the Federal Government’s claims that no wrongdoing has occurred.

Neither the board of aged care giant Anglicare Sydney or the Federal Government has taken any action whatsoever against detailed revelations its CEO previously ran international tax affairs for an arm of global tax cheat Coca-Cola.

China has shifted its delivery of nuclear materials to Pakistan from air to sea to “avoid detection”, and is allegedly assisting Pakistan’s nuclear proliferation via third-party countries, according to top-level intelligence sources. This is part two of The Klaxon’s expose.

China has been actively facilitating Pakistan’s nuclear weapons proliferation in violation of its international commitments, with extensive operations being run through Pakistan’s embassy in Beijing, according to multiple, high-level, foreign intelligence sources.

The Federal Government threw an extra $60,000 to the sham private “investigation” into ASIC the day before it filed its "final report. The report’s author, Dr Vivienne Thom, resigned shortly afterwards.

Aged care giant TriCare has received a mystery $25 million taxpayer-funded “bonus” , despite it being based in a tax haven, failing to produce transparent accounts, and being at the heart of a string of elder abuse scandals.

ASIC “independent reviewer” Vivienne Thom has resigned from the government’s “go-to” investigations outfit, after Treasurer Frydenberg doctored her report.

Frydenberg’s “independent review” into corruption at ASIC failed hopelessly at its first hurdle.