I investigated where millions of dollars in disability funding was going.
Now Iโm being sued.
For months, @DrewPavlou and I have been investigating an NDIS provider called Hope and Care and asking one question:
Where is the taxpayer funded disability money actually going?
We uncovered more than $15 MILLION worth of property, luxury cars, questionable disability properties, allegations from former employees and council records that raised even more questions.
Then, before I could publish what we found, Hope and Care owner Mona Salem sued me.
I knew releasing this investigation could cost me financially.
But Australians deserve to see what we uncovered.
So I published it anyway.
The full investigation is LIVE on YouTube.
And if you want to support me fighting this case, the GoFundMe is in my bio.
After an incredible 37 year career, on October 1st, Dan Forden (1/4 of the original Mortal Kombat team) began his well earned retirement. I cannot overstate the impact Dan has made on pinball, videogames, NetherRealm & especially Mortal Kombat.
A significant part of the first Mortal Kombat's identity was in its tone, mystique and outrageous presentation.
Remember the first time you saw & heard an uppercut?
The explosive impact..
The announcer's wicked laugh..
The "DUN DUN DUN" before a fatality?
Remember the amazing music that defined the atmosphere of the fighting arenas?
That was all Dan.
You may also know him as the (now infamous) "Toasty Guy" but Dan's audio single handedly created a literal atmosphere that played a major role in the feel and vibe of Mortal Kombat.
Please watch and (more importantly) listen to this video. Anything sound familiar? Bring back any memories? I hope you'll join us in thanking Dan for his amazing contributions to MK, and games in general.