regulation

PwC touts itself as a ‘community of solvers’ with the aim of building trust and creating positive outcomes. Now the ugly truth is emerging.

PSA general secretary says his most pressing issue is getting a process in place for a fair and reasonable wage rise on July 1.

Is there really a policy to jam phones in NSW schools? It’s a big call, with the experience of prisons a very challenging test bed.

Online booze sales are being prepped to utilise digital identity credentials to verify the age of thirsty shoppers, with trials due in weeks.

AEC deputy electoral commissioner Jeff Pope told the joint standing committee on electoral matters it is a matter of efficiency.

WA’s Auditor General issues stern warning to state’s Primary Industries & Regional Development about commercial fishing “light touch”.

Respected social justice and public interest advocate Susan Woodward will helm the charities regulator, as Treasury starts to sniff around the sector’s generous tax breaks.

With most of Twitter’s content moderation and safety teams let go, Julie Inman Grant has concerns about the posting of harmful content.

A new parliamentary inquiry is examining the ability of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to investigate misconduct allegations. 

Each regulator rejects being in charge of truth in political advertising, saying it would cause speculation about their agency’s independence.

Optus is likely to feel more financial pain from being forced to compensate data breach victims than from fines, a top regulatory lawyer says.