Leaked emails reveal Labor is raising hundreds of thousands of dollars through its Federal Business Forum while it prepares a donations crackdown.

The Administrative Review Tribunal, which was intended to restore transparency and trust, has released none of the decisions from its first two months of operation, owing to technical problems.

An FOI release from Washington reveals Australia is pouring more $9B of taxpayers’ money into the US and UK submarine shipyards. AUKUS

Graetzy's back with 3 Things This Week, where we dive deep into the issues that matter. In this week's episode, we unpack three significant stories shaping Australia. First up, we dissect the groundbreaking Alan Fels review exposing price gouging by Australian companies. From "Drip Pricing" to "Rocket & Feather Pricing," we explore how consumers bear the brunt of these tactics due to a lack of true competition in the market. Next, we address a tragic revelation from Christopher Knaus of The Guardian, revealing the shocking average life expectancy of 44 years for Australians experiencing homelessness. With our housing crisis worsening, this issue demands urgent attention. Lastly, we cover the Rally Against Reckless Renewables in Canberra, where speakers outnumbered attendees. Despite the confected rhetoric, concerns over compulsory land acquisitions for high voltage transmission lines resonate with citizens. We revisit corruption in the electricity market and explore the potential of micro-grids and community batteries as alternatives. Join the conversation at The Undercurrent's website if you have a story worth sharing. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our in-depth episodes tackling pressing issues facing Australia today.