Elizabeth Minter

Liz began her career in journalism in 1990 and worked at The Age newspaper for two 10-year stints. She also worked at The Guardian newspaper in London for more than seven years. A former professional tennis player who represented Australia in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Liz has a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Letters (Hons).

Recent articles by Elizabeth Minter

NACC ambiguity on Robodebt investigation 'worrying', says KC

NACC ambiguity on Robodebt investigation 'worrying', says KC

Three months have passed since the National Anti-Corruption Commission promised an “impartial and fair investigation” into Robodebt. Nothing has been heard since.

NACC boss 'misled Dreyfus' over Robodebt

NACC boss 'misled Dreyfus' over Robodebt

Commissioner Paul Brereton said one thing to his top NACC colleagues and another to the Attorney-General.

'Recused' NACC boss Brereton at Robodebt meeting

'Recused' NACC boss Brereton at Robodebt meeting

Minutes released under FOI show Paul Brereton present throughout the majority of a NACC senior assessment panel meeting on Robodebt, only leaving the room towards the end as a decision was made.

Brereton’s NACC cloaked in military-grade secrecy

Brereton’s NACC cloaked in military-grade secrecy

Monday marked the first anniversary of the National Anti-Corruption Commission. This deep dive into the NACC's first decision discovers secrets upon secrets, and the military seemingly at every turn.