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Commonwealth Games 2926 cancellation: Taxpayers on the hook for $70,000 Geelong office building rental fee - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Games 2926 cancellation: Taxpayers on the hook for $70,000 Geelong office building rental fee

Bureaucrats’ apparent cold feet over an office lease have some wondering what was known when about the cost woes linked to the Commonwealth Games.

John Elliott's will reveals only $6951 in an ANZ account and some furniture - Vimarsana News

John Elliott's will reveals only $6951 in an ANZ account and some furniture

There wasn’t much of an inheritance left for his children, as the fallen corporate titan held no real estate and very little cash at the time of his death.

Source: smh.com.au
CBA, WBC, ANZ, NAB, MQG shares: PwC wins $700 million from major bank clients Commonwealth Bank, Westpac and Macquarie, while NAB and ANZ use EY and KPMG as auditing partners - Vimarsana News

CBA, WBC, ANZ, NAB, MQG shares: PwC wins $700 million from major bank clients Commonwealth Bank, Westpac and Macquarie, while NAB and ANZ use EY and KPMG as auditing partners

PwC has lifted its take of audit and non-audit work from the five largest banks from $98.4 million in the 2017 financial year to $136.6 million in 2022.

Source: afr.com
How a Chinese 'student' was forced into modern slavery in Australia - Vimarsana News

How a Chinese 'student' was forced into modern slavery in Australia

An unscrupulous Melbourne-based employer engineered a path to this country for a sudent then put him was put to work for a pittance.

How a Chinese 'student' was forced into modern slavery in Australia - Vimarsana News

How a Chinese 'student' was forced into modern slavery in Australia

An unscrupulous Melbourne-based employer engineered a path to this country for a sudent then put him was put to work for a pittance.