Calls for new govt body to keep tabs on suppliers' economic kudos
Review into the new Federal Government procurement rules recommends greater oversight of suppliers and their economic benefit to Australia.
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ICT corruption inquiry: Jason Meeth and Balu Moothedath reject allegations
The two men at the centre of the University of Sydney ICT corruption inquiry being conducted by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) have rejected allegations made by witnesses of dishonest dealings.
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ICT corruption inquiry: Witnesses say contractors were ripped off
A public inquiry this week by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has revealed contractors awarded jobs at the University of Sydney, under the recruitment of Canberra Solutions, were substantially ripped off.
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Contractors urge NBN Co to 'honour promise' on rollout
The Civil Contractors Federation of Tasmania has sent a stern message to NBN Co urging the company to continue with the National Broadband Network rollout as originally planned.
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Tax Commissioner clamps down on phoenix activities and ‘consultants’
Chasing business debts for a fairer system sees the Australian Tax Commissioner Michael D’Ascenzo setting his sights on superannuation. Now the directors’ penalty regime will see all directors made personally liable for any unpaid superannuation guarantee contributions.
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IT workers warned not to be complacent in skills shortage
IT workers should ensure their skills are up-to-date to remain competitive in the sector, despite the current skills shortage giving license to demand better roles and larger salaries, recruitment firm Chandler Macleod has warned.
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IT contractors flee Canberra, cause skills drought
A sharp decrease in the number of government IT contracts has resulted in a new skills shortage as contractors leave Canberra in their droves, according to a new study.