OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann stands to have made substantial gains from secretive share dealings with the man who was CEO of PwC Australia for the entire tax leaks affair.

The National Archives has known about the “missing” 2003 Iraq War cabinet papers for up to a year.

The 2022-23 annual report of the National Archives of Australia is “missing” from public records — three months after the legislated deadline.

The man conducting an “independent review” into “missing” cabinet documents from the secret 2003 meetings of Australia’s National Security Committee — was at those meetings.

The man the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet has appointed to conduct a “review” into “missing” cabinet papers was just five months ago given a secretive, $50,000-a-month contract by that same department.

Former Australian Finance Minister Mathias Cormann — now the boss of the OECD — went to work for the former CEO of PwC Australia almost immediately after leaving office.