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Catholic schools body moves to cut ties with Christian Brothers
A national organisation set up by the Christian Brothers that runs 61 Catholic schools across Australia is considering severing its ties with the order amid mounting tensions over abuse payouts.
ADF officer's move to Lockheed Martin part of growing trend
New analysis by Four Corners shows the scale of Canberra's revolving door, where former government officials accept lucrative jobs in lobbying or the defence industry.
They're not politicians, but critics say they wield real power in Canberra
Inside Parliament House, hundreds of lobbyists freely roam the corridors advocating for corporate interests. Critics say it's a problem.
50,000 removed from official aged care waitlist due to counting method change
A Four Corners investigation can reveal the number of people waiting for full aged care funding at home stands at almost 154,000 — not 100,000 as officially reported.
'Why are they making it so damned hard?': A blind 96yo vs the aged care algorithm
Using expert analysis, evidence revealed by bureaucrats at Senate estimates, and documents obtained under FOI, Four Corners reveals the fullest picture yet of the secretive algorithm affecting the lives of tens of thousands of older Australians and their families.
Sean Dorney was a roaming ABC reporter. Now, just getting out of bed is a struggle
A long-time ABC reporter is one of nearly 100,000 Australians waiting on a crucial aged-care assessment.
ACCC launches food labelling inquiry after Four Corners investigation
Australia's consumer watchdog has launched an inquiry into allegations of misleading consumer conduct after a major Four Corners investigation examining food fraud.
'Behind that treat is human suffering': The chocolate industry's 'dirty secret'
For decades, major chocolate companies have pledged to eradicate child labour. Four Corners discovered that in Ghana, the promises don't always match the reality.
Woman sues for pregnancy discrimination and wins in rare case
Research shows pregnant women and new mothers are routinely let go from their jobs, discriminated against, and, in one case, forced to pump breastmilk in a storeroom. We want to hear your stories.
'They are getting fooled': How ultra-processed food is made to look healthier
Industry insiders reveal how Australians are being deceived by marketing and labelling that makes ultra-processed foods appear healthier than they really are.
