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Sydney Morning Herald investigative reporter. [email protected] [email protected]. DM for Signal/WhatsApp.

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@begley_patrick
Patrick Begley
8 months
Today, six months after the Herald’s reports, Peter Dutton again declined to give any detail regarding an apology he says he made regarding his comments about Lebanese Muslims. Who is the unnamed community member he says he spoke to?
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Calls by the opposition leader to halt arrivals from Gaza have fuelled doubts over whether he ever apologised for earlier comments about Muslim immigration.
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The Sydney Morning Herald
1 year
Taller, stronger, smarter: The baseless claims used to sell ‘toddler milk’ powder
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Australian parents are told not to buy the ultra-processed powdered milk products, but the government is helping fund a boom overseas.
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The Sydney Morning Herald
1 year
Antisemitism, racism and homophobia tolerated on Australian billionaire’s site
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Edward Craven may not personally agree with vile content such as Holocaust denial. But his live-streaming platform is doing little to police it.
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Kate McClymont
1 year
Breaking: ASX has been informed that WiseTech CEO and director Richard White will step down immediately. After a period of leave, he will return as a consultant on a million-dollar per year salary. https://t.co/JfZ6NeSPZJ
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Christine Holman, who has worked at some of Australia’s biggest companies, says she was not prepared to put up with Richard White’s behaviour so she quit.
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@bencubby
Ben Cubby
1 year
New limits on forever chemicals levels is overdue good news for water supplies
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Australia is finally to adopt world’s best-practice permitted levels for cancer-causing forever chemicals in drinking water.
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Patrick Begley
1 year
'Mate, we never heard that': questions mount over Dutton's apology to Lebanese Muslims. Even members of his own party who are Lebanese Muslim Australians say they've never heard him say sorry. https://t.co/1ABwA2CZNz
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Calls by the opposition leader to halt arrivals from Gaza have fuelled doubts over whether he ever apologised for earlier comments about Muslim immigration.
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Charandev Singh
1 year
Tammy Shipley, a 47-year-old Aboriginal mother remembered by her family as loving, creative and kind, was in jail after being charged with trespassing, breaching her bail and shoplifting $23.10 worth of goods from Woolworths.
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Prison officers failed to conduct checks while the Sydney mother fell gravely ill. Warning: this story contains images of an Aboriginal person who has died.
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john shakespeare
1 year
My last @Peter_Fitz illo for @smh ! It’s been a blast, a great place to work always, and so much fun. Thanks to everyone here for your support! ❤️ https://t.co/S4sHfYzKOk
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The Sydney Morning Herald
1 year
Dutton says he apologised for Lebanese Muslim remarks. Community leaders never heard it
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Five leaders of Australia’s Lebanese Muslim community say they have no recollection of Dutton ever saying sorry for his remarks about immigration mistakes.
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Patrick Begley
1 year
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton told Kitchen Cabinet last year he had apologised for remarks about Lebanese Muslim Australians and immigration mistakes. Five Lebanese Muslim community leaders now say they can't recall him ever apologising.
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Five leaders of Australia’s Lebanese Muslim community say they have no recollection of Dutton ever saying sorry for his remarks about immigration mistakes.
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Patrick Begley
1 year
This story came out while I was on strike. Glad to be able to share it now. The number of Aboriginal people in prison on remand has soared, while the non-Aboriginal trend line is flat. What can - or should - NSW Police do?
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Prison numbers are going in the wrong direction for Aboriginal people. But NSW Police say they should not be held accountable for helping to bring them down.
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Ben Cubby
2 years
Cancer-causing chemicals in tap water across many regions - important investigation by Carrie Fellner on the front page today
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Anthony Segaert
2 years
🚨Secret cameras, drones and covert surveillance by the EPA had discovered what appeared to be a massive, illegal dump containing asbestos in northern Sydney on land part-owned by an alleged associate of the Rebels motorcycle gang @bencubby https://t.co/b6mBVO0gfl
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The NSW Environment Protection Authority is facing claims of mismanagement from its own investigators after it uncovered an alleged illegal waste dump containing asbestos.
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Eryk Bagshaw
2 years
Here is the letter from Swimming Queensland chief Kevin Hasemann to the National Gallery. Hasemann and Kyle Chalmers coordinated a group of 20 elite Australian swimmers to campaign against the portrait of Rinehart by Archibald Prize-winning Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira.
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Eryk Bagshaw
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An Olympic gold medallist and one of the top officials in Australian swimming led the charge against the National Gallery hanging a portrait of mining billionaire Gina Rinehart, labelling the artwork “offensive to a great Australian”. https://t.co/ugunsf0mwN
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Eryk Bagshaw
2 years
Fratelli Fresh founder Barry McDonald is facing a raft of allegations from a dozen employees, suppliers and investors that we spoke to for this story - including theft, $1 million in unpaid super and tens of thousands of dollars in supplier debt. https://t.co/kHik4xChBh
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Barry McDonald transformed Sydney’s food scene with his iconic chain Fratelli Fresh. Now it has all come crashing down.
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