Contagion shows no one is safe from PwC scandal
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Contagion shows no one is safe from PwC scandal

Potential charges for current and former partners,and the loss of the Commonwealth as its largest customer,is a real possibility for PwC Australia.

  • byColin Kruger

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No PwC staff with links to leak can work with government,AFP investigating

No PwC staff with links to leak can work with government,AFP investigating

The head of the Finance Department said the consulting firm undermined confidence by failing to disclose the extent of the leak.

  • byRachel Clun andMatthew Knott
AFP commences criminal investigation into PwC tax scandal
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AFP commences criminal investigation into PwC tax scandal

The Australian Federal Police has commenced a criminal investigation into PwC and its former partner Peter Collins.

  • byColin Kruger
PwC tax scandal shows why broad anti-corruption body needed:Home Affairs boss

PwC tax scandal shows why broad anti-corruption body needed:Home Affairs boss

Mike Pezzullo said he was “taking a very close view of any new contracting” with PwC,adding he was “not confident” in the firm.

  • byMatthew Knott
PwC’s UK,US operations caught up in tax scandal investigation

PwC’s UK,US operations caught up in tax scandal investigation

The accounting firm has confirmed they will co-operate with an international investigation of the tax scandal engulfing the firm in Australia.

  • byColin Kruger
Restoration of independence is essential to public service
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Opinion

Restoration of independence is essential to public service

Independence of the public service is essential and needs to be restored as the government reduces its reliance on private consultants.

  • byThe Herald's View
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Does Switkowski have the mongrel needed to deal with PwC?

Does Switkowski have the mongrel needed to deal with PwC?

A lynch mob for PwC is growing. Will the appointment of veteran troubleshooter Ziggy Switkowski be enough to silence critics?

  • byElizabeth Knight
Our government is being privatised by stealth:PwC scandal shows how
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Opinion

Our government is being privatised by stealth:PwC scandal shows how

Why is Australia outsourcing so much of its governing to private enterprise? It’s a question voters should be asking their MPs.

  • byGeoffrey Watson
Ziggy Switkowski leads review as PwC tax scandal goes global,ex-CEO resigns
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Ziggy Switkowski leads review as PwC tax scandal goes global,ex-CEO resigns

Former NBN Co chairman Ziggy Switkowski has been appointed to lead an independent review of PwC’s troubled Australian operations,with the power to fire people involved in the tax scandal.

  • byColin Kruger
Torture by a thousand cuts:Why the PwC scandal won’t die

Torture by a thousand cuts:Why the PwC scandal won’t die

It’s been the scandal that keeps on giving and PwC Australia is feeling the extreme discomfort of consequence creep.

  • byElizabeth Knight
PwC scandal will be referred to national anti-corruption watchdog

PwC scandal will be referred to national anti-corruption watchdog

The Greens and integrity experts are urging the Commonwealth anti-corruption commission to investigate the tax leak scandal at consulting giant PwC.

  • byNick Bonyhady andColin Kruger