The latest KPMG scandals show the Big 4 consultancy firms are making a mockery of the parliament, yet again. Following multiple scandals, KPMG’s CEO has resigned and the COO has stepped down but the ...

The NSW Government has announced a new three year funding cycle for the Saving Our Species program, while leaving critical natural areas vulnerable to continued logging, broadscale clearing and ...

The Greens have slammed a decision by multi-billion dollar beverage company Lion that will see Boag’s Brewery stop brewing beer in Tasmania from November, with production moving to Queensland and New ...

Alcoa’s Exemption Order – which allows the company to continue mining without EPA approval – will be revoked this month to update the conditions they can operate under.

May, and Member for Ryan, Elizabeth Watson-Brown, condemn the major parties teaming up to shut down a tax on gas exports and One Nation for not even wanting to record a vote.

The ACT Greens have said the recent fuel crisis has exposed a hard truth: Labor's years of tinkering policy and short-term thinking have left Canberra without real alternatives to expensive ...

Following reporting by the Sydney Morning Herald, the NSW Parliament has today passed a motion recognising the State harm caused to two very young chil ...

It's unacceptable that the logging assessment bilateral agreement between the Tasmanian and federal governments will be progressed ahead of the relevant environmental standards being finalised, the ...

Healthcare advocates and medical professionals are urging politicians to vote against changes to abortion laws that would reduce abortion access.

Andrew Braddock MLA will introduce legislation next week to ensure medicinal cannabis patients are treated under the same legal framework as other patients prescribed potentially impairing medications ...

The Victorian Greens have warned the Victorian Government to protect Victorian health patient data from being sent to AI company linked to lethal targeting in Gaza, Palantir.

As the fallout over KPMG’s multiple scandals continues, the Greens can reveal that the government holds numerous active audit contracts with the Big 4 firm.