Brigid Andersen

Apr 5, 2024 | abc.net.au | Maddison Connaughton |Brigid Andersen

It's a battle of good versus evil: the builder versus the Sydney establishment. This is the truth – according to Jean Nassif. Sitting in an upmarket Beirut restaurant, dressed in a polo shirt and puffer jacket, his dark hair neatly cropped, Australia's most notorious developer says he's been hunted from his home. In unsubstantiated claims, he blames a collective of high-profile, powerful Sydney identities who he says campaigned to destroy his empire and harassed him.

Aug 4, 2023 | abc.net.au | Kirstie Wellauer |Brigid Andersen |Brooke Fryer

/ By the Indigenous Affairs Team's Brooke Fryer and Kirstie Wellauer and Background Briefing's Brigid AndersenPosted 3 minutes ago, updated 1 minutes agoIn the outback town of Mount Isa, there's a hill where some of the children don't play. They say old spirits live there. "We used to live in the hills, back in the days," 16-year-old Jaxon* explains.