As PwC’s most senior executives prepare for further questioning before a Senate committee, the company has failed to answer key questions at the centre of the tax leaks scandal.
As the government struggles to pass its NDIS reforms, the scheme’s reviewer says he was briefed on focus group research before he completed his recommendations.
A decade after the establishment of Our Watch, sources say the framework to end gendered violence was based on research that was incomplete and modified for political reasons.
Four years ago, the author sued the Australian government to draw attention to the climate crisis. Now, she says the law can not do enough and the only way to effect the necessary change is to break it.
EXCLUSIVE: An investigation into multiple technology contracts signed to support the new Aged Care Act has raised doubts over the Commonwealth’s capacity to properly manage the delayed implementation of the law.
EXCLUSIVE: In a rare interview, Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody backs calls for domestic violence to be treated the same way as terrorism, and says the national plan needs to go further.
The downfall of former CFMEU Victorian secretary John Setka has left the union in turmoil and the Labor Party in damage control – and they all saw it coming.
EXCLUSIVE: A system glitch has wrongly punished more than 1300 jobseekers by cutting off their income in an IT disaster that is a potent reminder of the dark days of robodebt.
The Productivity Commission has recommended private school building funds lose their tax exemptions – but Labor has ruled out the reform, even before the report was released.
