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Barbara Pocock
Senator for South Australia

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 into accounti...

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 Parliamen...

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...

Labor spending $653 million on KPMG

12 June, 2026 - Amid the fallout over KPMG, newly compiled data from the Parliamentary Library reveals the Federal Labor Government currently has 297 active con...

Inquiry reveals human cost of housing crisis

11 June, 2026 - The Brisbane public hearing for the Greeens-led Senate Inquiry into intergenerational housing inequity has today revealed the human cost of the ...