Luke Sayers

But those guys were revealing the guts of the documents and the and really staying on the Senate inquiries and that kind of thing.

The role I played was I could come in, this is where it's quite deadly, if you've got those guys doing this incredible investigative reporting, then what happens is the principles of the scandal, whether it's the CEO of PwC, Tom Seymour, or the former CEO of PwC, Luke Sayers, these people have to come out, various actors have to come out and explain their version of events.

What the investigative reporters can't do is say what that person just said is illogical, right? That's what I can do, right? So I then come in from rear window and go through what these people are saying or claiming they did or characterising the scandal as not a scandal and I'm able to just pull apart all of the illogicalities and all of the logical discrepancies in what they say and turn that into sort of comedy because it is funny, right? how deluded people can be when they're trying to cling to power.

And that as a standalone form of journalism is very compelling, I think people would objectively say, but when you combine it with the investigative journalism that's going on at the same time in the same publication, it's just so deadly when you put those two things together.

You know, I didn't really look forward to coming face to face with him.

But also, you know, there's all these other people in the room who I have, as you say, written some very negative things about.

Luke Sayers, you know, Eddie McGuire, Jane Herdlicker from Virgin, who I'd also written some really tough stuff about as well.

That's just scratching the surface.

I don't think so.

There was a return of a word that you found interesting over the course of the past 12 months of reporting when it comes to the Kate Sayers versus Luke Sayers issue, Hutchie.

And as we close the show today, it returned.

Yeah, well, this case is all but over except there's one outstanding issue.

Now, we've resolved the Luke and Kate Sayers story.

There's been a settlement.

There's been a judgment.