Now highly unlikely that Oz will pursue criminal charges against the former AWB executives, who helped funnel almost $300 million to Saddam Hussein's regime in breach of United Nations oil for food sanctions.

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The Return of the AWB

The right-wing Afrikaner Resistance Movement / Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB), has announced its re-activation to combat what it describes as a rapidly-deteriorating situation in South Africa.

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Former managers and directors of AWB are yet to discover whether they will face criminal charges over the Iraqi oil-for-food scandal.

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HUNDREDS of thousands of Iraqis who lost family members under Saddam Hussein's regime could end up joining a class action against disgraced Australian wheat exporter AWB, a lawyer says.

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The federal government's beleaguered wheat export monitor says AWB lied to it for years about a "horrendous" secret agreement that could expose growers to huge liabilities.

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Hold the Trial at My Pub

I don't know why those QCs mentioned in The Age are making bold threats to cut Alexander Downer to shreds in the witness box when and if their clients face trial following the release of the report from the Cole Commission.

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An inquiry has found Australia's monopoly wheat board paid millions in kicbacks to Suddam Hussein's Iraq Government breaching the United Nations food for aid sanctions

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One year before the invasion of Iraq, Australia's then ambassador to the United Nations, John Dauth, confidentially told AWB's former chairman, Trevor Flugge, that the Howard Government would participate in military action with the US to overthrow Saddam Hussein, new AWB document …

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A minute from the Australian Wheat Board reveals all.

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A federal Liberal backbencher has put up a private member's bill which would strip AWB of its monopoly power to stop wheat exports by other companies. Wilson Tuckey, whose electorate covers much of Western Australia's wheat belt, presented the bill to parliamentary clerks on Thu …

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In response to a question on notice from Labor, the Foreign Affairs Minister, Alexander Downer, said his department had spent more than $1.28 million on external legal advice.

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Companies and individuals investigated over the Iraq kickbacks scandal have been sent notices detailing the adverse findings against them, including recommendations for criminal charges.

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A judge has ordered the country's wheat exporter to hand over hundreds of documents to the Cole inquiry into the oil-for-food scandal, including material suggesting it "deliberately and dishonestly" tried to defraud the United Nations.

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The Australian federal government is facing evidence from all angles that it, and its departments, had knowledge of the Australian Wheat Board's kick-back scheme to former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein

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When will Johnnie resign?

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