The Senate committee that uncovered the PwC tax scandal has accused its leadership of failing to cooperate with the inquiry in an attempt to minimise reputational damage.
Consulting firm PwC remains a pariah as the tax leak scandal continues to bite.
The embattled consulting firm is cutting staff levels again as its business continues to face fallout from the tax leaks scandal.
The Melbourne club’s chances of surviving beyond this season appear extremely slim,with chief executive Baden Stephenson among 10 administrative staff to lose their jobs.
Fugitive developer Jean Nassif may face further criminal action over “potential fraud and violation of directors’ duties” after administrators released a report to creditors.
Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh met with Victorian government officials on Wednesday to discuss the future of the Melbourne Rebels,as liquidators continue to see if there is a way forward for the club.
With Jo Wright’s simple probe,she epitomised the disparity between working-class and corporate Australia.
The comments came as Premier Jacinta Allan rejected Deborah Glass’ latest findings that senior bureaucrats were cut out of secretive planning for the Suburban Rail Loop.
Ombudsman Deborah Glass recommended premiers be banned from selecting senior bureaucrats under a bold plan to restore the independence of the public service.
The ombudsman confirms Victoria’s top transport bureaucrat was kept in the dark about Australia’s most expensive infrastructure project,which was cooked up in secret.
PwC announced it is cutting hundreds of staff after Westpac ended a 20-year relationship with the embattled firm that generated more than $70 million in fees over the past two years alone.