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Harriet Alexander is an investigative reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.

Why veterans want pokies clubs to remove ‘RSL’ from their names
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Why veterans want pokies clubs to remove ‘RSL’ from their names

RSL boss Mick Bainbridge made the call as analysis shows the $1.3 million that clubs donated to veteran welfare is about the same that one club donated to its own golf club.

  • by Harriet Alexander, Andrew Taylor and Nigel Gladstone

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Lehrmann judge’s six ideas to fix court secrecy

Lehrmann judge’s six ideas to fix court secrecy

Justice Michael Lee told a lawyers’ conference that despite laws aimed at increasing transparency, courts were moving in the opposite direction.

  • by Harriet Alexander
Hong Kong billionaires tried to become majority holders in The Star but backed off
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Hong Kong billionaires tried to become majority holders in The Star but backed off

Chow Tai Fook Enterprises approached the NSW casino regulator about taking a major stake in the casino, but pulled out after learning about probity checks.

  • by Harriet Alexander, Amelia McGuire and Matt Dennien
The elusive family and the secrets behind The Star’s new casino owners

The elusive family and the secrets behind The Star’s new casino owners

The family that took legal action to suppress a report into Star’s suitability to hold a casino licence has a long history of escaping scrutiny.

  • by Harriet Alexander
Star secret: The bombshell casino report we can’t print
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Star secret: The bombshell casino report we can’t print

A leaked probity report into Star Entertainment’s new casino will stay secret after the company’s partner took legal action to prevent it being published.

  • by Harriet Alexander and Amelia McGuire
‘I’m not going anywhere’: Darren Greenfield’s big day out

‘I’m not going anywhere’: Darren Greenfield’s big day out

The former secretary of the NSW CFMEU began his day with a court mention for bribery charges, and was a hero by lunchtime.

  • by Harriet Alexander, Max Maddison and Perry Duffin
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‘Touch one, touch all’: Thousands of union members join CFMEU rally in Sydney
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‘Touch one, touch all’: Thousands of union members join CFMEU rally in Sydney

Thousands of members of the scandal-plagued CFMEU and other unions have gathered in Sydney’s CBD to protest against the Commonwealth’s takeover.

  • by Max Maddison, Harriet Alexander and Alexandra Smith
Court challenge: ‘Sydney could end up with two fish markets’
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Court challenge: ‘Sydney could end up with two fish markets’

Sydney Fish Market is taking legal action against the government and Multiplex, demanding documents related to its $836 million new premises.

  • by Harriet Alexander
How a soccer legend’s Sydney visit helped lift the lid on a club scandal

How a soccer legend’s Sydney visit helped lift the lid on a club scandal

Disquiet over Club Marconi’s handling of the visit of Italian superstar Francesco Totti drew attention to broader concerns over the club and a toothless regulator.

  • by Harriet Alexander
Does the building site across the road sound too loud? It probably is

Does the building site across the road sound too loud? It probably is

The residents across the road from the Sydney Fish Market have learnt the hard way that the noise assessment process for construction work is deeply flawed.

  • by Harriet Alexander
‘Good’: Albanese welcomes Setka resignation amid calls for CFMEU probe

‘Good’: Albanese welcomes Setka resignation amid calls for CFMEU probe

Amid allegations that senior bikie figures and criminals have been handed lucrative union roles on government-funded projects, the PM said the former union boss’s alleged behaviour should be condemned, isolated and stamped out.

  • by Annika Smethurst, Harriet Alexander and Anthony Segaert