Industrialised and cross-border cyber crime, AI, and poor payment verification pose the biggest cyber security threats, according to Eftsure.
This morning (18 February), the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has found that the Wage Price Index (WPI) in the December quarter 2025 has risen, with the public sector staying ahead of the private sector in wage growth...
The Tax Office has released its 2023–24 international related party dealings statistics, giving a snapshot of cross-border dealings as part of its profit shifting monitoring activities.
While Treasury welcomed the release of the International Monetary Fund’s report on Australia’s financial dealings, the opposition went on the attack in the first Senate Estimates hearing of 2026. ...
While Australian organisations show promising signs of AI investment, they are not using it to the same degree as other leaders around the globe, nor to its full potential, new research has shown. ...
Joint accounting and SMSF bodies have given their thoughts on Treasury’s review into professional indemnity insurance following its CSLR reforms.
The International Monetary Fund has urged Australia to consider comprehensive tax and expenditure reforms following its annual economic check-up.
A partner at big four accounting firm KPMG is facing a $10,000 fine after they were found to have used AI to cheat on an internal AI exam.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confirmed that professor Bruce Preston has been appointed to its monetary policy board, commencing his five-year term on 1 March 2026.
The J5 crime team has identified links between cryptocurrency trading desks and cryptocurrency payment processes to criminally obfuscate and move funds.
A national audit committee has found “serious” shortcomings in the Attorney-General Department’s procurement of support and advocacy services for victims of child sexual abuse.
Economic and artificial intelligence feature heavily in risk calculations for risk leaders, a new survey has shown.
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