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Peter Charley

Peter Charley is a multi-award-winning journalist, documentary film maker and best-selling author with more than forty years’ experience in public and commercial media outlets around the world. Born in Australia, Peter has worked throughout Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Central and South America, the United States, Canada, the UK, Europe and the Pacific. He has led a number of high-profile investigative documentaries and is the recipient of more than twenty international awards, including seven Gold World Medals at the New York Film Festivals.

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Title:: How to Sell a Massacre
Written by:: Peter Charley
Read by:: Warwick Allsopp
Format:: Unabridged CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 6
Duration:: 7 hours 25 minutes
Published:: August 05 2020
Available Date:: August 05 2020
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9780655692614
Genres:: Non-fiction; Current Affairs & Politics
Publisher:: ABC Audio

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One Nation, the NRA and $20 million – inside journalism's most audacious sting. By the mastermind who infiltrated the NRA and One Nation and based on the award-winning documentary seen on ABC TV.

In 2019, the ABC aired an explosive investigative documentary, How to Sell a Massacre, revealing how One Nation solicited donations of up to $20 million from the NRA, promising in return to use the balance of power to soften gun laws in Australia. Masterminded by veteran Australian journalist, Peter Charley, the elaborate sting saw Australian businessman Rodger Muller go undercover as the head of a fake Australian pro-gun advocacy group. In How to Sell a Massacre, Peter Charley gives an inside account of the sting, drawing on more than 40 years’ reporting to explore how journalism has changed, and to make sense of why it was necessary to set a trap and catch the truth. Charley draws on previously unreleased transcripts of covertly recorded meetings between the NRA and One Nation to give graphic details of the undercover operation. This true story contains deadly truth at its heart: that an Australian political party would seek foreign money in a bid to seize power and destroy the gun laws that keep Australians safe.