Neil Chenoweth

It was a scam so simple it took just minutes on your phone, where you could tell the tax office how much money to pay you, and it came through within days.

A decade ago the Australian Tax Office (ATO) management faced a tough choice. Confronting government demands to cut costs, they made a simple trade-off: people for programs.

The Australian Taxation Office has moved to allay fears powerful individuals are given special treatment, saying it will review how it made a decision

Rupert Murdoch's family has always been close. But if you really want to trace the extent of filial and sibling affection, you need to follow the money.

Three of Rupert Murdoch's children say they are "pleased" to have reached an agreement to settle litigation over the Murdoch family trust.

The Sydney-based church has been described by former members and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a "cult".

The US president's son-in-law had little diplomatic or successful investment management experience before helping to broker the Gaza ceasefire deal.

How did Prince Andrew end up in the thick of the action in Beijing at the signing of BG's very first $60 billion Australian gas contract?

On a muddy waterway near Gladstone, about 500 kilometres north of Brisbane, tanker ships like this one are a common sight.

Amid renewed debate over whether Australia is getting enough tax from its gas exports, an investigation by Daniel Mercer and Neil Chenoweth shows how one LNG producer uses Singapore to help boost its profits.