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Request to add pet facility, expand Peace at Home shelter moves through Fayetteville Planning Commission - Vimarsana News

Request to add pet facility, expand Peace at Home shelter moves through Fayetteville Planning Commission

FAYETTEVILLE -- The nonprofit behind a project to expand a shelter for domestic abuse survivors said Monday they wanted to clear some perceived confusion from neighbors about the proposal.

KPMG emails and reports reveal how the firm worked both sides of the NSW government over the multibillion-dollar Transport Asset Holding Entity - Vimarsana News

KPMG emails and reports reveal how the firm worked both sides of the NSW government over the multibillion-dollar Transport Asset Holding Entity

Previously secret emails and reports reveal details of the firm’s involvement in a battle between NSW Treasury and Transport for NSW over a multibillion-dollar agency.

Source: afr.com
State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball - Vimarsana News

State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball

The Auditor-General is refusing to sign off on the state’s finances unless serious concerns about a controversial $40 billion rail corporation are resolved.

Source: smh.com.au
State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball - Vimarsana News

State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball

The Auditor-General is refusing to sign off on the state’s finances unless serious concerns about a controversial $40 billion rail corporation are resolved.

State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball - Vimarsana News

State government finances in turmoil as Auditor-General plays hardball

The Auditor-General is refusing to sign off on the state’s finances unless serious concerns about a controversial $40 billion rail corporation are resolved.