Plus: John Cusack and Sofia Coppola speak to Jason Di Rosso
| | 99 per cent of the time, they get away with it | |
You might spend your whole life following the rules – paying your rent, paying your tax, paying your car rego, driving at the speed limit.
But at the same time, there’s a whole world that operates almost in parallel, where trillions of dollars change hands between people who are breaking the rules.
And – according to one expert who spoke to Background Briefing this week – 99 per cent of the time, they get away with it.
This week’s program comes at the culmination of 16 months of work by 400 journalists for the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists.
It’s about money laundering, but also about how the system that’s meant to prevent it is broken, and how some of the world’s largest banks are involved.
And if you’re into film or TV, don’t miss this week’s especially star-studded episode of The Screen Show.
Jason Di Rosso talks to Gillian Flynn about her new series Utopia, actor John Cusack, who’s starring in it, and Sofia Coppola about her new film, On The Rocks.
Until next time,
Rosie Ryan, digital editor
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