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✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldPower & Policy

Labor and Liberal unite against KPMG wrongdoing in rare bipartisan inquiry

A parliamentary committee is investigating KPMG. They have found ethical breaches by executives. Labor and Liberal senators are working together on it. Politics is more divided in most other areas.

Why it mattersWhen companies do wrong, it gets exposed and investigated seriously. Parliament can still work together on matters of principle. This happens even when politics is divided in most other areas.

AustraliaAustralian business accountability strengthens; KPMG's conduct affects Australian clients and sets standards for consulting firms operating in Australia.

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