For almost six years, two High Court-appointed inspectors have been investigating the business and governance of Independent News and Media (INM) following an application by the State’s Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA).   The investigation was triggered following a slew of revelations and protected disclosures relating to data breaches, aborted deals, and the alleged disclosure of confidential information.  The two inspectors, the senior counsel Sean Gillane and British lawyer Richard Fleck, have now finalised their report and the State’s corporate watchdog will examine it next. What did the inspectors investigate during its lengthy probe? And what findings will now be examined by…

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