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Federal Budget 2023: Hidden detail predicts relief for millions of borrowers - Vimarsana News

Federal Budget 2023: Hidden detail predicts relief for millions of borrowers

Millions of mortgage holders struggling under the weight of the relentless interest rate hikes were left h...

PwC tax leaks: Two more partners step down from leadership roles - Vimarsana News

PwC tax leaks: Two more partners step down from leadership roles

Senior PwC Australia partners Pete Calleja and Sean Gregory stood down from leadership positions at the embattled big four firm late on Wednesday, as the PwC tax leaks scandal continued to roil the consulting giant.

Source: afr.com
King Charles coronation: Melbourne monarchists celebrate at Kelvin Club - Vimarsana News

King Charles coronation: Melbourne monarchists celebrate at Kelvin Club

Local true blues put on a royal knees-up at an exclusive city club – sword and all.

PwC tax scandal: the inside story on how the accounting firm used confidential updates on government MAAL tax plans to drum up new clients - Vimarsana News

PwC tax scandal: the inside story on how the accounting firm used confidential updates on government MAAL tax plans to drum up new clients

The consultancy is facing one of the biggest crises in its history following revelations that dozens of PwC operatives used confidential updates on government tax plans to drum up new clients. This is how it happened.

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ASIC shake-up to beef up enforcement amid search for new team - Vimarsana News

ASIC shake-up to beef up enforcement amid search for new team

ASIC will be streamlined under a major staff shake-up, amid an exodus of executives and a search by the Albanese government for new regulators.

Source: afr.com