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KPMG hit with de facto ban on new government contracts
The consulting giant has effectively been banned from new federal government work while the Department of Finance reviews its suitability as a contractor.
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What happenedThe consulting giant has effectively been banned from new federal government work while the Department of Finance reviews its suitability as a contractor.
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Left / center-leftKPMG hit with de facto ban on new government contracts
The Age (Australia) · Center-left · News report
CenterKPMG hit with de facto ban on new government contracts
The Sydney Morning Herald · Center · News report
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KPMG hit with de facto ban on new government contracts
The consulting giant has effectively been banned from new federal government work while the Department of Finance reviews its suitability as a contractor.
KPMG hit with de facto ban on new government contracts
The consulting giant has effectively been banned from new federal government work while the Department of Finance reviews its suitability as a contractor.