Charlotte Grieve

Journalist at The Age

docklands, victoria, australia

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Citi Young Business Journalist of the Year for 2021 and 2022. Quill Award for Disability Reporting 2024Quill Award for Investigative Journalism, highly commended 2024.60 Minutes producer: Operation Atlantis, Half A Billion Dollar Bill, Cut To The Point, Praying for Power, Sole Destroying.

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Fake documents, ghost trucks: Westpac's secret fraud probe revealed

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Westpac launched an internal investigation to probe concerns millions of dollars of unchecked fraud was financing non-existent, or “ghost”, trucks in suburban Melbourne and a money-laundering... See more

theage.com.au•Charlotte Grieve•Dec 14, 2025

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

By Charlotte Grieve As the freebirth movement grows, so are concerns for the safety of mothers and their babies. Credit: Artwork: Marija Ercegovac Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Heather Tsai almost died giving birth to her... See more

theage.com.au•Charlotte Grieve•Nov 7, 2025

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

Save Log in , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Got it Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size Heather Tsai almost died giving birth to ... See more

smh.com.au•Charlotte Grieve•Nov 7, 2025

American Express: Leaked report reveals security failures

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A confidential privacy watchdog investigation has found systemic failures with American Express’s technology security controls, exposing more than one million Australian cardholders to risks ... See more

theage.com.au•Charlotte Grieve•Oct 14, 2025

Former Xinja CEO Eric Wilson disqualified for eight years

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Former neobank Xinja’s chief executive Eric Wilson has been disqualified from banking for eight years, following a lengthy regulatory investigation after the start-up failed and left thousand... See more

theage.com.au•Charlotte Grieve•Oct 9, 2025

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Masters, Journalism at University Of Technology SydneyGraduated: 2018

Masters, Journalism at University Of MelbourneGraduated: 2017

Bachelors, Global Studies, Government at University Of SydneyGraduated: 2015

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Fake documents, ghost trucks: Westpac's secret fraud probe revealed

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

American Express: Leaked report reveals security failures

Former Xinja CEO Eric Wilson disqualified for eight years

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Fake documents, ghost trucks: Westpac's secret fraud probe revealed

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

Inside freebirthing: Empowerment, distrust and a growing dogma

American Express: Leaked report reveals security failures

Former Xinja CEO Eric Wilson disqualified for eight years