Archived News for Finance Sector Professionals
New stats show 102 Australians with incomes exceeding $1 million each paid no tax, according to data from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
WGEA shows PS gap
The Workplace Gender Equality Agency has released new analysis of gender equality in the federal public sector.
Adobe sued over subscriptions
The US government has filed a lawsuit against Adobe, accusing the software giant of deceptive practices ...
Meta scam case proceeds
A US judge has allowed Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest to proceed with his lawsuit against Meta Platforms.
Tribunal outlines federal rise
Australian federal politicians and public office holders will see their annual salaries increase by 3.5 per cent from July.
Hornsby ordered to hand back
Hornsby Shire Council has been ordered to return $36 million of unspent funds from the Stronger Communities Fund.
APRA updates risk guides
APRA has published its finalised prudential practice guide to enhance operational resilience.
Big boost for QLD service
The Queensland Government says it wants to spend less on contractors and consultants.
Cashless effect backed
People tend to spend more when using cashless payment methods compared to traditional cash transactions.
Outsource oversight sought
Recommendations have been made to address PwC’s “disregard” for truth and ethical standards.
PM spruiks China ties
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written an opinion piece about the importance of productive engagement with China.
SA plans donation ban
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas has proposed a complete ban on political donations.
Basic income benefits tallied
Providing a universal basic income (UBI) worldwide could boost economies and address environmental challenges...
NACC drops robodebt probe
The National Anti-Corruption Commission will not investigate public officials referred by the robodebt royal commission.
ACTU attacks junior grift
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) wants to address the inequities in junior rates of pay.
ASIC encourages assistance
ASIC says that while millions of Australians face financial hardship, many do not reach out for help.
Injury time cost tallied
Australia loses the equivalent of 41,000 full-time workers each year due to workplace-related injuries and illnesses.
AAT shift moves ahead
A reformed federal appeals tribunal should soon see swifter resolution of thousands of matters.
Robodebt lawyer resigns
A key government lawyer involved in the controversial Robodebt scheme has resigned.