'We've made mistakes': KPMG bosses face interrogation Past and present KPMG executives have had a tough day defending the firm under intense questioning from senators over an audit leak and whistleblower scandal. AAP · Jun 18
'Taken for mugs': KPMG referred for corruption probe Beleaguered consultancy firm KPMG is under more pressure after being referred to a corruption watchdog, while it also faces a government halt on contracts. AAP · Jun 15
KPMG loses contracts and leaders amid scandal over alleged confidential leaks. Here’s what you need to know Consulting firm’s Australian arm shared secret client information internally in order to win lucrative audit contracts, a whistleblower has alleged The Guardian - AU · Jun 9
FED:Regulator confirms probe as advisory firm head 'quits' The head of KPMG has reportedly resigned after the corporate regulator publicly confirmed in real time it's probing registered company auditors at the firm. AAP · May 29
'I take accountability': top advisory firm leader quits The head of KPMG Australia has resigned after the corporate regulator publicly confirmed in real time it is probing registered company auditors at the firm. AAP · May 29
Lendlease has secured $3b in new construction work Lendlease's business momentum continues to build, chief executive has told shareholders, with $3 billion in new construction projects for the slimmed-down firm. AAP · Nov 14, 2025
The Guardian - AU · Nov 6, 2025 ‘Poor doors’: affordable housing tenants have to use back entrance to access Barangaroo apartments Those paying discounted rent at Watermans Residences can’t use pool or gym, either. Critics say segregation ‘a dystopian microcosm of housing inequality’
The Guardian - UK · Nov 3, 2025 ‘There’s no place like this’: shoppers and traders fear for Birmingham indoor market’s future Current site is due to be demolished to make way for housing in new disruption to city’s long trading tradition
inkl · Aug 7, 2025 Industry insights: What Australia’s biggest brands order most In recent years, there has been a surge in promotional merchandise orders from a few of the largest and most influential brands in Australia. While these links to brand exposure and marketing strategies, they also benefit the business internally, promoting enhanced employee engagement, sustainability initiatives, and customer loyalty programs.
AAP · Jul 5, 2025 'No offsets, no excuses': the pursuit of real zero A handful of Australian companies are ditching the crutch that is carbon offsets and pursuing genuine emissions cuts, and it's been no walk in the park.
Evening Standard · May 19, 2025 Crown Estate strikes deal to back London Euston redevelopment The monarch’s property company has agreed to take a 50% stake in the new joint venture, overseeing six development schemes in London and Birmingham.
AAP · May 7, 2025 Path cleared to faster compensation payouts for victims An important decision by Australia's highest court means class actions can more easily be resolved, improving the speed of compensation to victims.
AAP · Feb 17, 2025 Slimmed down Lendlease posts first profit in two years Lendlease has made a statutory profit of $48 million in the first half, compared with a $136 million loss a year ago.
AAP · Nov 15, 2024 Property giants see reasons for optimism in real estate Positive sentiment is returning to the Australian property market, the bosses of Mirvac and Lendlease have told shareholders at their annual general meetings.
Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2024 Are the Royal Docks set to be the new King's Cross? Earlier this year, Sadiq Khan launched a bid to transform the Royal Albert Dock with thousands of new jobs and homes, mimicking the successful regeneration of Granary Square. Ross Lydall reports
AAP · Aug 19, 2024 Lendlease's losses deepen after tough year in property Lendlease has extended its bottom line losses to more than $1 billion after taking a hit in a tough market as charges related to its new strategy took a toll.
Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2024 £41million walking and cycling 'bendy bridge' to Elizabeth line station under review Cash-strapped council to rethink plan to spend £13.2m subsidising bridge across Royal Victoria Dock