Julian Grill

Labor can’t face the challenges ahead if the party remains focused on bitter battles and disputes of the past.

The state's corruption watchdog has cleared former Labor MP John Bowler of misconduct in relation to disclosing information to lobbyist Julian Grill about Fortescue Metals Group's railway line application.

A report from the Corruption and Crime Commission has not recommended prosecuting former Labor Minister, Tony McRae despite finding Mr McRae's actions involving lobbyist, Julian Grill constituted serious misconduct.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive John Langoulant has called on people found guilty of misconduct in the Corruption and Crime Commission's Smiths Beach report to resign in the Chamber's response to yesterday's hearing.

While the Prime Minister compared child abuse in indigenous communities with Hurricane Katrina, a strong gust blew Julian Grill out of the ALP, changing winds threaten to leave Neale Fong with a bad expression and a fresh breeze is due in WA's Upper House

State Scene was stunned to read former premier Geoff Gallop slamming Western Australia’s business community from his ivory tower in Sydney for what he called its failure to criticise lobbyists Brian Burke, Julian Grill and Noel Crichton-Browne.

The past three dramatic weeks of Corruption and Crime Commission hearings into the shadowy dealings of Brian Burke, Julian Grill and Noel Crichton-Browne exposed several shortcomings within Western Australia’s outdated system of governance.

LOCAL Government Minister John Bowler became the third cabinet minister to be sacked after revelations of his links to lobbyists Brian Burke and Julian Grill were aired at the Corruption and Crime Com

Resources Minister John Bowler has been challenged by opposition claims his ties to controversial lobbyists Brian Burke and Julian Grill have jeopardised Western Australia's bid for a $2 billion radio telescope.