KPMG pocketed $25.2m from Finance in three contracts, offsetting Defence losses and claiming nearly half the department’s $56.4m contract spend.
A powerful parliamentary committee has publicly released a whistleblower’s emails that first raised allegations of misconduct in KPMG Australia’s audit division.
An 18-page document with the nine emails was uploaded to the corporations and financial services committee web pages on the day KPMG announced long-term partner John Sams would be its new chief executive officer.
Sams replaces Andrew Yates after the former CEO, former head of audit Julian McPherson, and other senior partners either left or stood down from positions after the ethical scandal became public on March 24.
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