Corrupt Journalist Anne Lampe, never answered for using her Journalistic Privileges For Direct Personal Gain. 12 years after the NRMA debacle ended and Justice Einstein found that the IAG board acted unconscionably and continued to act unconscionably toward Mr Whitlam in denying him his rightful contracted retirement benefits upon his resignation from the IAG board on April 9, 2001. In August, 2000, the successful demutualisation of the NRMA, driven by Mr Whitlam, freed up about $4.5 billion for its shareholders, now worth about double to those who held on to their shares. However, that huge success did not deter his boardroom detractors within the newly-created insurance group or his media critics, and he was faced with bitter guerilla tactics, the centre of which was Anne Lampe The Sydney Morning Herald’s journalist, who’s partner Roger Parks, was on the board of and she used her journalistic powers to be a mouth piece and to make his bidding via a stream of lies and fabricated information – in fact her entire coverage of the NRMA saga and Nick Whitlam was Anne Lampe's partner’s agenda – pure and simple. Ms Lampe continued to cover the case for The Sydney Morning Herald, even though her connection and the obvious conflict of interest were well known to many in the media it was not, and apparently until today has not been made public, though it would appear to be in contravention of the Sydney Morning Herald's own code of Ms Lampe continued to cover the case for The Sydney Morning Herald, while her partner was the main opposition to Nick Whitlam, incredibility corrupt & unethical at best – a criminal at worst. Though her connection and the obvious conflict of interest were well known to many in the media it was not, and apparently until today has not been made public, though it would appear to be in contravention of the Sydney Morning Herald's own code of ethics. The question that begs asking is how is it that such a malicious, unethical and vile journalistic was allowed to occur and still remain unanswered for?