Banking, Accounting and Finance News
Local authorities have responded to new TikTok laws in the US.
New standard for federal buys
A new sustainability initiative imposes stricter standards for government contracting.
Half pay holidays optioned
Unions want workers to be able to double their annual leave by taking it at half pay.
State changes in bill fight
A federal-state tug-of-war over bulk billing is unlikely to leave any patients better off.
New compo for finance failures
A compensation scheme recommended by the banking royal commission is now operating.
Woodside to face green push
Major investors are challenging Woodside Energy’s climate strategies ahead of the company’s AGM.
EY cuts consultants
EY has announced the redundancy of 148 roles within its consulting and financial services divisions.
Stockbroker fined for deceit
The Federal Court of Australia has found stockbroker Adam Blumenthal guilty of serious and deliberate market rigging, involving shares of the cannabis start-up, Creso Pharma.
Ex-PC heads call for re-think
Productivity Commission veterans have criticised the Albanese government’s economic direction.
New defence spend detailed
The Albanese government has allocated $330 billion for defence spending over the next decade.
AUSTRAC asked to eye TikTok
AUSTRAC has been asked to investigate TikTok over money laundering concerns.
Alinta boss sees price rise
A big player in the energy sector says Australians will pay more for power.
Woodside stares down green revolt
Woodside Energy is at a crossroads with environmentalists and investors over its climate strategies.
Jail time for inside bid
Cameron Waugh, a well-connected Perth corporate advisor, has been sentenced to jail for insider trading.
Local focus for new funds
Anthony Albanese has unveiled a new effort to reshape Australia's economic and industrial framework.