KPMG pulls in $16m from govt amid its shadow ban


Joseph Brookes
Senior Reporter

KPMG has been awarded more than $16 million in federal work since Canberra’s shadow ban began in June, including two new contracts with Defence, leading to calls for the government to review all existing contracts.

The embattled consultancy accepted a pause on bidding for federal work on June 15 pending a government review of its “ethical soundness” after allegations its partners repeatedly accessed confidential client data to win non-government tenders. …

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