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Nine CEO Mike Sneesby says he didnt know about the behaviour of Darren Wick. True or not, it says a lot about corporate culture in Australia.

“We feel we’re in a good position now to start to turn to a new chapter, look to the future and drive the firm with a new strategy,” the PwC chief executive says.

An ABC report on nuclear energy presented a one-sided viewpoint, dominated by the pro-nuclear lobby.

Among those behind the $1.4b Cable & Wireless bid for AAPT is Australian Sam Mostyn, the head of C&W’s human resources division, whose career trajectory has been near-vertical.

A Senate committee has called testimony by former PwC Australia chief executive Luke Sayers  “implausible” and questioned the “truthfulness” of aspects of his evidence.

Kristin Stubbins’ surprise parliamentary inquiry appearance was mostly about her wanting to make clear that the tax leaks scandal had nothing to do with the arm she once led.

Kevin Burrowes, who was made CEO role after the tax scandal broke, has told a Senate inquiry he can’t hand over a key report on the scandal.

Peter Dutton is expected to make rescinding the nuclear power prohibition a 2025 election policy, prompting backlash from experts.

In huffing and puffing over renewables while denying the measurable costs of nuclear generation, the Coalition is digging in with the politics of relentless opportunism

Long the humbler, more straight-forward and less risky arm of the firm, audit is now expected to be the growth engine and the governance model for the future.