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Crown Melbourne has been handed a record $120 million fine for not stopping problem gamblers.
Robodebt probe hears legal issue
A senior public servant says she could not stop the Robodebt scheme despite knowing it was illegal.
AAT claims uncovered
Several members of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) have been the subject of bullying, harassment or ...
Gas help dubbed "thought bubble"
The Federal Government has knocked back growing calls for Australia to establish a domestic gas reservation.
Medicare fraud sought
An independent review has been launched to look at claims of fraud within Medicare.
Musk hacks at bottom line
Twitter has sacked around half of its 7,500-strong staff as part of its new owner’s efforts to cut costs.
NACC pay proposed
A serious pay offer has been put forth for the leaders of the yet-to-be-established National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).
Public exec pay questioned
The federal government wants an explanation from government-owned businesses about giant salaries ...
AUSTRAC eyes betting giants
The anti-money-laundering watchdog is investigating two of Australia's biggest online sports betting companies.
House help costs counted
Official modelling shows negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts will cost the budget $20 billion a year within ...
First Nations deals rise
The Queensland Government’s procurement from First Nations-owned businesses has increased by 36 per cent in a year. ‘
Respect page launched
The Federal Government has launched a new website for people facing sexual harassment in their workplaces.
"Dirty cash" report calls for change
A NSW Government inquiry has found billions in “dirty cash” are funnelled into poker machines across the state.
CEFC backs ACEN works
Taxpayer funds are helping developer ACEN to build an 8 GW renewables portfolio.
Medibank could face ransom
Medibank has revealed hackers had access to the data of at least 4 million customers.
ASIC opens greenwashing spree
An energy company has been fined in ASIC’s first action taken over corporate greenwashing.
Battle looms over IR bill
The Albanese government has put forth a new workplace relations bill covering work flexibility and the gender pay gap.
Audit spots laundering risk
An audit has warned WA government departments are at risk of non-compliance with anti-money laundering ...