Report into Autism Services in state of Victoria, Australia

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Money laundering laws are more "flexible" here and it has been a huge problem - Chinese money is washed via inflated prices paid for real estate. The now gone government denied it (of course) and bribes were no doubt paid for that denial, to some of our highest officials.

This is actually a major issue the media won't touch (probably because of the government backlash)

Go to any Melbourne suburb and you will find small little shops (for example small goods) that have no customers, selling products that nobody is seeming to buy, yet the shops seem to operate during business hours and never go out of business.

No guesses for wondering who buys such apparently unprofitable stores, especially in quiet shopping malls.

When I was in Melbourne, I stayed in Little Collins street, and was amazed to notice that there were a proliferation of high end jewellery shops which didn't appear to have any customers throughout my entire stay. (Pattern spotting aspie!! !)