Live: 'A rat's nest of conflicts': Senator's scathing assessment of KPMG saga
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- ABC News (Australia)seen 14 Aug, 02:19headline rewritten
Live: KPMG bosses to be grilled over whistleblower scandalLive: Westpac concerned by 'drip feed' of information as KPMG grilling begins - ABC News (Australia)seen 14 Aug, 07:22headline rewritten
Doubt cast over KPMG's 'integrity' in wake of audit leaks scandalHas KPMG made ex-auditor Eileen Hoggett the $1.5m 'fall guy' for its wider scandal? - ABC News (Australia)seen 14 Aug, 14:50headline rewritten
Has KPMG made ex-auditor Eileen Hoggett the $1.5m 'fall guy' for its wider scandal?Ex-KPMG executives grilled over firm's conduct - ABC News (Australia)seen 16 Aug, 03:36headline rewritten
Live: Westpac concerned by 'drip feed' of information as KPMG grilling beginsLive: 'A rat's nest of conflicts': Senator's scathing assessment of KPMG saga
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Thu, 13 August 2026
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Live: Westpac concerned by 'drip feed' of information as KPMG grilling beginsWestpac and Optus are among former KPMG clients fronting a Senate hearing into the consultancy giant's whistleblower scandal. Follow live.
Fri, 14 August 2026
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Has KPMG made ex-auditor Eileen Hoggett the $1.5m 'fall guy' for its wider scandal?In the wake of the KPMG audit leak scandal, executives from Macquarie, Westpac, Optus and Dexus cast doubt on their faith in the auditor. KPMG current and former executives have also been quizzed about a whistleblower's revelations that the firm used confidential client data to win corporate contracts.