Former KPMG employees say they are paying the price for the whistleblower scandal | 7.30 @ABCNewsIndepth
Former KPMG employees say they are paying the price for the whistleblower scandal | 7.30  @ABCNewsIndepth
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
How serious is the KPMG scandal and what consequences has it had? The crisis at KPMG Australia has triggered mass job cuts and hits to its bottom line, resignations of its top leaders and government contract bans.

Last week, the fallout reached boiling point after a major client, Macquarie Group, decided to dump KPMG as its future auditor.

And now, former KPMG employees say they are paying the price for the actions of a few.

Alysia Thomas-Sam reports with producer Melissa Polimeni.

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