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Barbara Pocock
Senator for South Australia

New KPMG chair disrespects parliament & whistleblower

2 July, 2026 - Today, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services has published an email from newly appointed KPMG indepe...

Labor votes against teen super

1 July, 2026 - Labor has ganged up with the anti-worker Liberal Party to vote against the Greens’ efforts to get under 18 year-old workers paid superannuation. ...

No more tinkering, Labor must act on Big 4

1 July, 2026 - In response to the recent fallout over KPMG’s multiple scandals which followed the PwC scandal, Labor has released a position paper int...

Labor doesn’t want teens to be paid super

30 June, 2026 - Labor’s Payday Super bill (Treasury Laws Amendment (Payday Superannuation) Bill 2025), which comes into effect tomorrow, comes with regulations ...

Greens win protections for workers in Workplaces Bill

29 June, 2026 - The Greens have secured amendments to the government’s Building Cooperative Workplaces Bill that will protect workers' pay and conditions, and e...

Unethical KPMG hired for ethics training

27 June, 2026 - The Labor Government continues to hire morally-bankrupt KPMG to run ethics and leadership training for senior public servants despite the ongoin...

KPMG heads roll but rot remains

23 June, 2026 - KPMG chairman Martin Sheppard and senior auditors will resign following a heated parliamentary hearing last Friday, prompted by multiple scandal...

Inquiry: KPMG has lost public confidence

19 June, 2026 - Today’s parliamentary hearing into the ethics and professional accountability of KPMG revealed damning evidence of KPMG’s whistleblower mistreat...

KPMG making millions off contract extensions: new data

18 June, 2026 - KPMG is using a strategy of ‘land and expand’ to make millions off taxpayer money, new data shows.  Austender data compiled by the Parli...

Inquiry shows Adelaide among most unaffordable cities

17 June, 2026 - The fourth hearing of the Greens-led Senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity in Australia, today revealed Adelaide has one o...

Greens refer KPMG to NACC

16 June, 2026 - The Greens have referred KPMG to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) for suspected corruption breaches, in the wake of recent multipl...

Inquiry: Young people ripped off on housing

15 June, 2026 - The third hearing of the Greens-led Senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity, has painted a picture of younger generations being r...