Michael Roddan
Financial Review
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Past articles by Michael:
Government passes buck on controversial Indigenous charity chairman
Departments and regulators have offered a tepid response to revelations of Jim Golden-Brown’s sordid history. → Read More
Monique Ryan taken to court by Sally Rugg
The new Teal MP has been sued by her former chief of staff. → Read More
GetSwift victims get 1c in the dollar
Class action subscribers on Tuesday were told a settlement sum of $1 million was “the best that can be achieved”. → Read More
Dishonourable discharge for Star directors
Will a Federal Court lawsuit inspire anyone to hand in their Order of Australia pin? We’ll die holding our breath. → Read More
Rick Holliday-Smith’s erratic chairmanship
The silly season is definitely under way for the former ASX chairman. → Read More
Andrew Thorburn’s latest industrial accident
What Andrew Thorburn lacks in organisational prowess, he makes up for in mountainous self-delusion. → Read More
Stephen Jones is out of his depth
Across an otherwise competent frontbench, Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones stands out like dog’s balls. → Read More
Radioactive law firm nukes merger
Wading through the muck of the ASX’s small-cap entrails can be a loathsome task. → Read More
Bad stench wafts in from Wellfully
ASX-listed penny stock Wellfully can’t even muster the courage to disguise its turds in a little glitter. → Read More
The curious case of Medibank’s disappearing ransomware guard
Californian cloud computing group VMware removed Medibank promotional material from its website. → Read More
Rudd and Turnbull party in New York
It’s not just a distaste for Scott Morrison that unites former PMs Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull. → Read More
The New Daily’s revenue craters
It’s an oddity in a sector currently replete with robust advertising streams. → Read More
Stokes’ Seven pays the price for proxy advice
Seven West Media embarrassingly reissued its remuneration report. But why? → Read More
Little energy in Jeff Kennett’s Hawthorn vision
Is there anything more piteous than the once great state of Victoria? → Read More
Liz Truss inspires full-body whiplash
Former high commissioners occupy a grossly unchallenged position in Australian society. → Read More
Ex-EML Payments CEO now a strategic adviser
He’s a heavy metal fan, drummer, kung fu practitioner, investor ‘and ... I forgot, former CEO’. → Read More
The Star gets softball treatment
The casino is a regular advertiser in the Daily Telegraph, but that would never influence its coverage → Read More
David Elliott has everything under control
The NSW Transport Minister wants Sydneysiders to know they’re in safe hands. → Read More
Murdoch’s Robert Thomson wonders how to spend $216.6 million
Murdoch is considering recombining Fox Corp and News Corp, which could result in shuffling seats. → Read More
Hands up who supports anti-corruption secrecy?
Debate over the threshold for public hearings of the proposed National Anti-Corruption Commission continues apace. → Read More