For several years, investigative journalist Adele Ferguson has led the way in exposing a plethora of jaw-dropping scandals in the financial sector. Working with a number of business journalist colleagues from the Herald and the Age, Adele has uncovered disturbing allegations from whistleblowers across the financial sector, sparking a string of parliamentary inquiries. Now, a royal commission is uncovering even more jaw-dropping allegations of corporate greed and malfeasance.

In two events - one each in Melbourne and Sydney - subscribers can join us for an evening of Adele Ferguson in conversation. Adele will reflect on her investigative work into the banking sector that included the CommInsure and, most recently, Dollarmites scandal. Moreover, she will share her thoughts on the current work of the royal commission, and its effects on consumer banking practices. Where will it all end?

In Melbourne Adele will sit down with business editor Mathew Dunckley, and in Sydney, Adele will speak with Herald editor Lisa Davies.

Don’t miss your chance to hear candid, first-hand insights from one of Australia’s best investigative journalists and have your questions answered.

Tickets to this event are limited and will sell out quickly. We recommend booking now to avoid disappointment.

The Melbourne event is being held on Tuesday, June 19 at The Pavilion at the Arts Centre Melbourne. This event is exclusive to subscribers of The Age. Tickets are $35 for subscribers and their guests and include pre-event drinks and canapés (6.00pm), discussion (6.30pm-8.00pm). Book tickets to the Melbourne event here. 

The Sydney event is being on Monday, June 25, at the Domain Theatre at the Art Gallery of NSW is exclusive to subscribers of Herald. Tickets are $35 for subscribers and their guests and include pre-event drinks and canapés (6.30pm), discussion (7.00pm-8.30pm). Book tickets to the Sydney event here.