22 October, 2026 - The Senate Economics References Committee’s first public hearing into Social Housing, held in Canberra today, heard evidence of serious failu...
22 October, 2026 - The Department of Finance has extended its temporary pause on new KPMG Commonwealth contracts to 28 February 2027. Dr Ian Watt’s indepen...
14 October, 2026 - New polling from the Australia Institute today reveals the majority of Australians support some form of rent regulation as well as increased ...
7 October, 2026 - The federal government must urgently fund Darwin’s Yilli Short Stay Accommodation (YiSSA) to prevent its imminent closure, Greens say in ...
6 October, 2026 - The Labor Government continues to spend big on consulting firms, despite the myriad of scandals that have plagued the Big 4 firms, according t...
2 October, 2026 - The Greens say that the government needs to find a solution for first homebuyers who have been conned by Labor’s 5% home deposit scheme - enco...
2 October, 2026 - A dozen federal public servants are earning over $1 million a year, including one EL2 earning over $1.5 million, according to a government res...
30 September, 2026 - The Greens-led senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity spent six months hearing evidence from across the country about Austr...
16 September, 2026 - Thousands of Bathla homebuyers are waiting in limbo to find out if their homes will be built or if they’ll lose their deposits, after Bathl...
14 September, 2026 - Today’s announcement to cut hundreds of jobs in Whyalla is a devastating blow - with 500 workers at the blast furnace and 100 labour hire c...
11 September, 2026 - New data from the parliamentary library shows KPMG currently holds $437 million worth of active contracts with the Federal Labor Government...
3 September, 2026 - The eighth and final hearing of the Greens-led Senate inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity, held in Canberra today, heard ev...
