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For Babita Deokaran’s family, the lasting measure of her courage is not the memorial now standing in her honour but the people she was trying to protect when she exposed corruption at Tembisa Hosp...

KPMG withheld crucial information from Ashurst lawyers conducting a review related to allegations of misconduct in its audit division, leading the law firm to dismiss the whistleblower’s right to c...

New Parliamentary report urges government to introduce its own labour hire licensing scheme Many temporary migrant workers in New South Wales have experienced or are at risk of experiencing modern ...

August 10 – World Cup whistleblower Abudullah Ibhais was detained by Jordanian security forces weeks before testimony in a US district court, raising fears over his safety. Ibhais has in the meant...

For over 20 years, the Living Wage Foundation has championed decent wages, working with nearly 16,000 employers, securing over 4.2 billion in pay rises for low paid workers and changing millions o...

KPMG’s chairman-elect Michael Ebeid has issued a grovelling apology to Labor senator Deborah O’Neill over his emails claiming her speech, which brought whistleblower allegations against the firm to...

The news: The parliamentary committee overseeing KPMG Australia’s whistleblower scandal has published documents provided by the embattled firm on Ashurst and Allens’ investigations, despite reques...

Tighter non-financial conduct rules arrive alongside shorter qualifying periods for claims Lawyers warn that investment banks should brace themselves for a significant increase in tribunal claims d...

With the People at Work survey closing in October, HR leaders now carry personal liability for psychosocial risk failures More than 5,000 Australian businesses are about to lose the free government...