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ANZ drops KPMG as auditor after almost 60 years (opens the original)
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ANZ has dropped KPMG after almost 60 years of the firm holding the $29.3 million contract to audit the bank’s accounts, in a fresh blow to the consulting firm that continues to contend with the fallout from a damaging whistleblower scandal. An anonymous KPMG whistleblower warned the firm of a raft of serious allegations, including that senior partners had misused confidential information to win work, but was given short shrift until Senator Deborah O’Neill went public with the allegations in Mar
ANZ drops KPMG as auditor after almost 60 years, amid whistleblower fallout (opens the original)
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ANZ has dropped KPMG after almost 60 years of the firm holding the lucrative contract to audit the bank’s accounts, in another marker of the growing fallout from the consulting firm’s whistleblower scandal. The anonymous KPMG whistleblower warned the firm of a raft of serious allegations, including that senior partners had misused confidential information to win work, but was given short shrift until Senator Deborah O’Neill went public with the man’s allegations earlier this year. That has led t
13-year-long AFP bribery investigation ends with no prosecution (opens the original)
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The Australian Federal Police have accepted a $9 million settlement to end a 13-year-long bribery investigation into a storied Australian engineering company that still has major government contracts. As part of the settlement agreement to pay the money under proceeds of crime legislation, SMEC, formerly the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation, made no admissions of wrongdoing. Police did not refer the matter to the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, citing factors including the c
The humiliation of KPMG’s lawyers is almost complete (opens the original)
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Most companies at risk of being dragged into a corporate scandal will do anything to get out of the blast zone. They’ll spin, distract and turn on each other. Just ask KPMG. In 2023 its chief executive Andrew Yates said the decision by staff at his rival, PwC, to leak details of a confidential Australian government tax crackdown was “clearly unethical and unacceptable”. He would’ve handled the matter very differently. But now that KPMG is in the crosshairs over its own misuse of confidential inf
Fifty-five-year-old council worker’s age-based WFH claim denied (opens the original)
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A middle-aged council employee has failed to convince the national industrial commission to let him work from home up to four days a week on the basis that he found his office job tiring. The ruling, in which the commission also ruled that the employee’s desire to lend his car to a family member to drive to university was not enough to justify the work from home request, contrasts with other decisions which the commission has approved similar demands and given short shrift to employer’s argument
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