Bailed-out icare proves snap happy with staff
There’s no greater bastion of awful decision-making in the NSW public service than Insurance and Care NSW, the compensation insurer that required a $1.9bn bailout last year.
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Brumby courted for Scyne chair
The rebranded PwC consulting business is said to be reaching the conclusion of recruitment talks with former Victorian premier John Brumby.
Packer and pals answer the Balwyn call
Glam rockers Skyhooks sang of Balwyn Calling and, while that was about a one-night stand, apparently James Packer is invested in a strong relationship with the suburb of the same name.
Allegro’s PwC, postal challenge
As Allegro works through buying PwC’s government business for the princely sum of $1, it must face the fact its Christine Holgate-run Team Global Express is about to get a whole lot dearer.
There’s no business like snow business
FTI Consulting is treating 40 of its favourite national clients to a ski junket in New Zealand and that’s apparently caused some internal disquiet.
Having spent months divulging personal snippets online about her ‘narcissist’ ex-husband Peter Lowy, the son of Westfield co-founder Sir Frank Lowy, Janine Lowy has purged her posts.
The well-connected couple making a mint from ATO work
ATO second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn has had a steady rise to the top of the greasy pole. His wife’s legal work on lucrative tax contracts makes her pretty handy too it seems.
Sidelined senator’s financial ups and downs
Apparently, David Van’s rocky time in parliament was preceded by some bumps in the road with small business; Meanwhile, if you wondered about Angus Taylor’s arm sling, we have the answer.
Tax boss silent over historic scholarship
As chairman of Fulbright Australia, Peter de Cure had a big say in financing the American uni studies of young Aussies – and one scholarship has raised eyebrows.
PwC slayer’s archived ‘loser’ attack of TV host Waleed Aly
PwC nemesis Peter De Cure’s Twitter musings from a time before he became Tax Practitioners Board chair are very illuminating – if not somewhat obscure.
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