Despite PwC being under active investigation for its tax advice scandal, NIAA awarded $16.3M in sole-source contracts to PwC's Indigenous Consulting subsidiary — including a $10.2M training contract — without competitive tender. PwC owns 49% of the subsidiary. The contracts were awarded after the PwC scandal became public, raising serious questions about NIAA's procurement integrity.
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$16.3M of Australian taxpayer money was misappropriated at National Indigenous Australians Agency. Despite PwC being under active investigation for its tax advice scandal, NIAA awarded $16.3M in sole-source contracts to PwC's Indigenous Consulting subsidiary — including a $10.2M training contract — without competitive tender. PwC owns 49% of the subsidiary. The contracts were awarded after the PwC scandal became public, raising serious questions about NIAA's procurement integrity.
Spread across Australia's 10.8 million households, that's roughly $2 per family — enough in total for covering the university fees of 543 students.
NIAA handed $16.3M in no-tender contracts to PwC's Indigenous arm — WHILE PwC was under investigation for tax fraud. PwC owns 49% of the subsidiary. The agency meant to help Indigenous Australians is funding a scandal-ridden consulting firm. @reckonerAU
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