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Cut Through
Crikey
52 episodes
6 days ago
Cut Through is Crikey’s spin-free analysis of Australian news, politics and power. Each week we break down the biggest news stories, stripping away the noise to bring you the information that really matters. Join us every Friday to get your talking points delivered the Crikey way.

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Cut Through is Crikey’s spin-free analysis of Australian news, politics and power. Each week we break down the biggest news stories, stripping away the noise to bring you the information that really matters. Join us every Friday to get your talking points delivered the Crikey way.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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How politicians take a “trust me, bro” approach to transparency
Cut Through
30 minutes 41 seconds
1 month ago
How politicians take a “trust me, bro” approach to transparency

What if we told you that US politics is more transparent than Australian politics? Case in point: we know that Gina Rinehart donated money to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s legal defence fund. But how much? The Senator doesn’t have to say.


Sean Johnson, founder of Open Politics and author of this week’s Rinehart donation scoop, joins the podcast to explain the many ways politicians can hide assets and keep potential conflicts off the register of interests. With so many loopholes, exemptions and no consequences for failing to disclose, the system is best summed up as, “trust me, bro” — but Johnson has ideas for how we can fix it. 


Read more:

  • The company they keep: Where does your MP invest their money? Search our database
  • Gina Rinehart among slew of people bankrolling Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s defamation defence
  • Landlord List: See how many properties your local MP owns
  • Nothing can force politicians to disclose their conflicts and benefits. That’s a problem.

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Cut Through
Cut Through is Crikey’s spin-free analysis of Australian news, politics and power. Each week we break down the biggest news stories, stripping away the noise to bring you the information that really matters. Join us every Friday to get your talking points delivered the Crikey way.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.