INTHEBLACK

INTHEBLACK is a leadership, strategy, and business podcast from one of Australia's most respected business, accounting and finance publications – the award-winning INTHEBLACK magazine. INTHEBLACK brings together expert analysis and thought leadership across accounting, business and finance, taxation, technology, digital transformation, innovation, ethics and governance, ESG, the economy, careers, workplace and work life. Fortnightly episodes cover a broad range of topics that help businesses and finance professionals and corporate leaders understand, navigate and thrive in an increasingly complex business environment. Subscribe today to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes. INTHEBLACK is presented by CPA Australia, one of the world’s largest accounting bodies, with core services that include education, training, technical support and advocacy. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts: With Interest, INTHEBLACK, INTHEBLACK Out Loud and Excel Tips. To find out more about our podcasts, visit https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/tools-and-resources/podcasts - or search for the shows in your podcast service. To contact the podcast team email us at podcasts@cpaaustralia.com.au

Why salary is no longer enough to attract and keep talent 08/18/2026

Why salary is no longer enough to attract and keep talent Salary still matters. However, it is no longer enough to attract and retain accounting and finance professionals. In this episode, explore how the Australian employment market is changing and what workers want from their careers today. The 2026/27 Hays Salary Guide answers questions you've been asking about career progression, flexibility, skills development and AI. For employers, the challenge now is building a proposition that goes beyond just pay. In the Hays Salary Guide for financial year 2026/27, you’ll hear expert insights on: How salary is no longer the only factor when people change jobs How AI adoption is changing the way businesses hire and grow The key skills in demand and what can help you stand out Why career progression is becoming almost as important as salary Why flexibility has shifted from a differentiator to an expectation Where are the accounting and finance skills shortages Why technical accounting expertise still matters How accountants can move closer to commercial decision-making What recently qualified, mid-career and senior professionals can do to stay competitive Why employers need to combine remuneration with progression, flexibility and wellbeing Tune in now. Host: , external affairs adviser, CPA Australia Guest: , Hays business director for accountancy and finance You can read the Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. Head to our podcast page And, of course, click subscribe to the channel today. We deliver regular content that will help boost your career skills and capabilities. Additionally, online has stories on everyday ethics issues. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips With Interest Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:21 Hays Salary Guide 2026: Key labour market trends in Australia 01:15 Why career progression rivals salary for employee retention 03:27 Hybrid work expectations and talent attraction strategies 05:03 Career development plans that improve employee retention 06:05 AI adoption in accounting and finance: Training gap revealed 07:39 Accounting and finance skills shortages in Australia 2026 09:07 CPA qualification, technical accounting skills and salary growth 10:05 Employer of choice strategy: Salary, flexibility, AI and benefits 11:38 How AI and automation are changing accounting careers 12:43 Career advice for accountants: Commercial skills and decision-making 13:44 Early-career and mid-career accounting growth opportunities 15:14 CFOs, finance leaders and leading AI-driven change 15:45 Salary pressure, cost of living and retention risks in 2026 16:26 Key takeaways for employers and accounting professionals 17:03 Accessing the Hays Salary Guide 2026 and final thoughts /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/42469510

Cognitive bias: The hidden psychology of decision-making 08/04/2026

How to handle difficult workplace relationships 07/24/2026

How to handle difficult workplace relationships Every workplace has them – the colleague whose communication style grates on you, the team member whose approach seems to undermine everything you're trying to do, or the manager you simply can't read. In finance and corporate environments, where pressure is high and collaboration is non-negotiable, navigating these relationships isn't optional. In this episode of the INTHEBLACK podcast, experts discuss the reality of working with people you don't like. They explore why tension in teams can actually be a competitive advantage, how to tell the difference between a personality clash and a systemic problem, and what self-awareness really demands of us when conflict arises. Practical, honest and occasionally confronting, this is a conversation every professional needs – not because you'll always like your colleagues, but because you have to work with them anyway. Tune in now. Host: , Editor, CPA Australia Guests: consultant, Leadership and Workplace Culture, and director, Centre for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing, Griffith University Want to learn more about this episode's guests? Head to and Paula Brough's And the website has articles on and more for finance and business professionals. Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. Head to our podcast page And of course, click subscribe to the channel today. We deliver regular content that will help boost your career skills and capabilities. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips With Interest Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/42199865

The essential career skill you’ll need in the AI era 07/08/2026

The essential career skill you’ll need in the AI era The data doesn’t lie. With 40 per cent of workers’ current skill sets expected to be transformed or obsolete by 2030, it leads to a question many are asking: How do professionals working in finance and accounting become indispensable in the coming years? In this episode, INTHEBLACK tries to answer that by exploring the one skill that professionals can focus on to help them remain valuable. The expert insights in this episode include: Why AI widens the gap between average and exceptional professionals The human skills that are becoming more valuable, not less How critical thinking protects against AI errors and hallucinations Why emotional intelligence and communication remain competitive advantages How to build a career that evolves alongside AI Practical advice for accountants, finance professionals and business leaders planning the next decade If you’re looking to stay indispensable in an AI-enabled workplace, this episode offers practical guidance grounded in real-world leadership experience. Host: , editor, INTHEBLACK, CPA Australia. Guests: and . David is executive director of the Career Industry Council of Australia, and CPA Amanda is CEO and executive director of financial services provider Power Tynan. Learn more about the the Career Industry Council of Australia (CICA) Similarly, head online for more information on the services provided by Loving this episode? Listen to more With Interest episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help your career. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: With Interest INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at Chapters: 00:00 Technical vs Client-Friendly Answers in Accounting 00:24 Introduction: Future of Accounting Skills and AI Impact 01:02 Pace of Change: Should Professionals Feel Alarmed or Excited? 01:32 Adapting to AI: Mindset, Experimentation, and Career Planning 02:53 Key Skills for Modern Accountants: Problem Solving and Emotional Intelligence 04:27 Does AI Amplify Performance? How to Use AI to Enhance Skills 06:02 AI as an Amplifier, Not a Leveller: Why Context Still Matters 07:30 Using AI Under Pressure: Avoiding Blind Trust in Outputs 09:14 Human Skills vs Technical Accuracy: Communicating for Client Understanding 12:40 AI Risks: Bias, Hallucinations, and the Need for Critical Thinking 13:00 Career Advice: Owning Your Learning and Adapting to Change 15:29 How to Become an Indispensable Accountant: Growth Mindset and Upskilling 16:40 Closing Remarks and Key Takeaways /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41986195

Is HECS still delivering on its original promise? 06/23/2026

Is HECS still delivering on its original promise? HECS transformed access to higher education in Australia and became one of the country’s most influential public policy innovations. But nearly four decades on, rising student debt, indexation concerns and changing graduate outcomes are raising fresh questions about whether the system still works as intended. This episode examines the origins of the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS), and how its income-contingent loan model influenced education funding around the world. It also explores the challenges facing the system today and the policy choices that could shape its future. Key points covered: Why HECS was introduced and the problem it was designed to solve How income-contingent loans changed access to university How much today’s HECS has changed from its original design Assessing the Job-ready Graduates program in 2020 Whether rising student debt is undermining the original policy goals The impact of indexation and changing fee structures Potential reforms and what they could mean for students and taxpayers Tune in now. Host: , editor, CPA Australia Guest: , architect of HECS and emeritus professor of Economics at . You can learn more about Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. Head to our podcast page And of course, click subscribe to the channel today. We deliver regular content that will help boost your career skills and capabilities. Additionally, online has stories on a variety of accounting, finance and business topics. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips With Interest Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41697970

Crime By Numbers: AML reforms and the gatekeepers preventing money laundering 06/09/2026

Crime By Numbers: AML reforms and the gatekeepers preventing money laundering This publication provides general information only and is not legal or professional advice. CPA Australia gives no warranties as to its accuracy, completeness or suitability and disclaims all liability for reliance on it. Listeners should seek their own independent advice for their circumstances. What does Australia’s biggest AML (anti-money laundering) reform in years mean for accountants, lawyers, advisers and business owners? This episode breaks down the tranche 2 anti-money laundering reforms, the growing role of AUSTRAC, and why professional service firms are becoming critical gatekeepers in the fight against financial crime. The discussion explores how money laundering really works, why criminals target trusted advisers, and the practical steps businesses need to take to prepare for new compliance obligations. Main learnings: Why Australia is expanding AML reporting obligations How accountants and lawyers help identify suspicious activity What suspicious matter reporting involves in practice Why knowing your customer is central to AML compliance The role of AUSTRAC as regulator and intelligence agency Common red flags linked to financial crime and tax evasion How smaller businesses can approach AML compliance practically This episode offers practical guidance for accounting, finance and advisory professionals navigating Australia’s evolving AML landscape. Listen now. Host: , editor, CPA Australia Experts: , CEO , a former fraud squad detective with Victoria Police’s major Fraud Group, and managing director , managing director, , Diligence and Compliance Practice For more, head to Need help with your AML/CTF obligations? and have a host of resources. guidance for is another useful resource. And head to the to catch up on earlier eps in this second series as well as series 1. Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help your career. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: With Interest INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at Chapters: 00:00 Disclaimer 00:21 The social purpose of anti-money laundering 00:45 Introduction to Crime By Numbers Episode 3 01:28 AUSTRAC’s role in Australia’s AML/CTF regime 02:44 History of money laundering laws and Tranche 2 reforms 03:22 Why Australia is catching up with global AML standards 04:20 Why accountants and lawyers see risks banks can’t 05:23 Core obligations for new AML gatekeepers: KYC and reporting 07:05 Comparing Tranche 1 and Tranche 2 compliance challenges 08:15 Embedding AML compliance into professional practices 09:37 Knowing your customer and hidden criminal risk 11:03 Business benefits of stronger AML processes 11:37 Common misconceptions about money laundering and cash 12:39 AUSTRAC guidance, starter kits, and industry support 14:29 Enforcement approach, penalties, and expectations 15:13 The real victims behind money laundering crimes 16:32 Resources for new gatekeepers and closing remarks /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41579465

Crime By Numbers: How criminals launder money through today’s networks 06/02/2026

Crime By Numbers: How criminals launder money through today’s networks This publication provides general information only and is not legal or professional advice. CPA Australia gives no warranties as to its accuracy, completeness or suitability and disclaims all liability for reliance on it. Listeners should seek their own independent advice for their circumstances. Ever wondered how criminal money moves through today’s financial systems? The answer is more complex today than ever before. This episode explores the networks, tactics and technologies reshaping money laundering across the world. From romance scams and money mules to crypto and the metaverse, gain practical insight into how organised crime adapts to digital finance and global markets. You will learn: How money mules are recruited and used in laundering operations Why romance scams are still one of the fastest-growing financial crimes How hawala dealers move money across borders without physical transfers The role of jewellery, food, real estate and sport in laundering activity Why cryptocurrency is creating new compliance and detection challenges How criminals are exploiting virtual worlds and the metaverse Listen now. Host: , editor, CPA Australia Experts: , from the Australian Federal Police’s Joint Policing Cyber Crime Coordination Centre , CEO , senior lecturer the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security at in Canberra , a former fraud squad detective with Victoria Police’s major Fraud Group, and managing director For more, head to Need help with your AML/CTF obligations? and have a host of resources. Stay tuned for episode three coming soon where we look at the new gatekeepers being recruited to join the fight against money laundering. Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help your career. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: With Interest INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at Chapters: 00:00 Disclaimer 00:20 Could the metaverse and crypto become the next money laundering frontier? 00:43 Welcome to Crime by Numbers Episode 2 01:18 How do fake businesses, cash and invoices help launder money? 02:23 Why are accountants, lawyers, and gold dealers money laundering gatekeepers? 03:36 What is Hawala, and how does it move money without crossing borders? 05:22 How is soccer used for money laundering? 05:53 Why is the food industry vulnerable to money laundering and food fraud? 08:31 What crimes most commonly drive money laundering in Australia? 10:03 What is a money mule, and how are people recruited? 13:34 Why are crypto ATMs a growing money laundering risk? 14:40 Why does cryptocurrency make money laundering harder to detect? 15:26 How could the metaverse enable money laundering in the future? 16:54 What’s next: who are the new gatekeepers fighting money laundering? /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41501820

Crime By Numbers: Inside the money laundering economy 05/26/2026

Crime By Numbers: Inside the money laundering economy This publication provides general information only and is not legal or professional advice. CPA Australia gives no warranties as to its accuracy, completeness or suitability and disclaims all liability for reliance on it. Listeners should seek their own independent advice for their circumstances. Money laundering. It’s a business that’s rife worldwide, with billions of dollars illegally laundered each year. In Australia it’s estimated that money laundering costs the economy A$60 billion a year. In 2026, money laundering is under the microscope because Australia’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Regime is being expanded. New gatekeepers are being added to the mix to fight against this crime, including accountants, lawyers, real estate agents and dealers in precious metals and gems. In this second series of Crime by Numbers, delve into the murky depths of the world’s laundromat. Episode one goes inside the laundry and explores why money laundering is so harmful, the far-reaching costs to individuals and economies and what we can do to clean it up. Listen now. Host: , editor, CPA Australia Experts: , a former fraud squad detective with Victoria Police’s major Fraud Group, and managing director, , CEO , managing director, , Diligence and Compliance Practice , senior lecturer the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security at in Canberra , team leader, Cybercrime Investigations at Australian Federal Police For more, head to Need help with your AML/CTF obligations? and have a host of resources. In the next episode of Crime by Numbers, discover how money mules such as Boliang Liu operate and the scams that lie behind the money laundering process. Also, hear how the metaverse is transforming money laundering and making the detection process a lot trickier. Stay tuned for episode two coming soon: The players and the crimes. Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help your career. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: With Interest INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at Chapters 00:00 Disclaimer 00:22 How much dirty money is in the Australian economy? 00:43 What is money laundering and why does it matter? 01:16 Inside the Laundry: episode overview 01:33 The history of money laundering from ancient China to Prohibition 01:57 Where did the term “money laundering” come from? 03:39 What does money laundering cost the global and Australian economy? 04:22 Which crimes generate the most laundered money in Australia? 04:43 AUSTRAC explained: who it regulates and why reforms are expanding 05:15 Brendan Thomas on dirty money in Australia 05:54 Is money laundering a victimless crime? 07:36 How fraud against government programs like the NDIS links to money laundering 09:17 How money laundering works: placement, layering and integration 10:24 Real case study: how $60 million moved through global bank accounts 12:25 Shell companies and money laundering red flags 13:45 Bank capture, major AML failures and billion-dollar fines 14:52 Operation Taipan: how Australian banks helped detect a laundering syndicate 16:07 Next episode: money mules, scams and the metaverse /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41419140

Layne Beachley’s mindset strategies (including her 7% rule) 05/12/2026

Layne Beachley’s mindset strategies (including her 7% rule) Layne Beachley AO has done it all in the sporting arena – she’s a seven-time world surfing champion, after all. And through her incredible journey, she’s learned powerful mindset strategies that could help you today. And it’s not what you might think. Drawing on her experience as a sporting great, Layne connects elite sport principles to the realities of accounting and finance, offering practical ways to manage stress, sustain energy and make clearer decisions in demanding roles. And you can apply these habits to your own work life in finance and accounting to improve your performance, focus and resilience – in other words, to help bring out the best version of you. In this special episode, Layne also shares how her 7% rule helps professionals reset, refocus and perform under pressure. Other key learnings include: Practical ways to reset your nervous system during the workday The importance of mental health and how to switch off What success actually looks like How to deal with pressure when you’re busy at home and at work How leaders can embed resilience into team culture The one thing accountants and CFOs can take away from this episode Layne brings a unique perspective from elite sport, translating high-performance habits into practical actions you can apply immediately. Tune in now for elite insights into how you can make improvements to your daily work habits. Host: , Editor, CPA Australia Guests: , a seven-time world surfing champion, widely regarded as one of the greatest surfers of all time. She’s also a high-performance mindset coach, helping professionals translate elite sporting principles into everyday success. Layne Beachley will be speaking at And head online for more about Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. Go to our podcast page And of course, click subscribe to the channel today. We deliver regular content that will help boost your career skills and capabilities. Additionally, online has stories on everyday ethics issues. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips With Interest Search for them in your favourite podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41241620

How to handle a conflict of interest 04/30/2026

How to handle a conflict of interest As accountants, conflicts of interest can arise. Some say they are unavoidable. But knowing how to manage them is crucial. This episode explores how such conflicts arise – from client relationships to commercial pressures – and why managing them is critical to upholding trust in the profession. You will learn: why conflicts of interest are increasing in today’s business environment the most common conflict of interest scenarios facing accountants and advisers when disclosure is not enough and stronger action is needed how to distinguish between manageable and unacceptable conflicts practical frameworks to identify and assess conflicts in real time the role of professional judgement and organisational culture Drawing on the current codes of ethics and the everyday ethics issues discussed in INTHEBLACK, this expert-led discussion focuses on practical decision-making in situations that are rarely clear cut. This episode will help you respond with confidence and integrity. Tune in now. Host: , Editor, CPA Australia Guests: FCPA, Associate Professor and Head of Discipline, Accounting and Financial Planning at Western Sydney University, and , Regulation and Professional Standards Lead, CPA Australia Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube. Head to our podcast page And of course, click subscribe to the channel today. We deliver regular content that will help boost your career skills and capabilities. Additionally, online has stories on everyday ethics issues. CPA Australia publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting INTHEBLACK INTHEBLACK Out Loud Excel Tips With Interest Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/41026990

The future of accounting in an AI-driven world 04/14/2026

From ledgers to the new AI world 03/31/2026

Economic outlook for 2026: Australia and APAC 03/17/2026

AQ for finance leaders 03/03/2026

AQ for finance leaders What do you do when there is no playbook? Many finance leaders have built their careers on accuracy, clarity and control. But today’s operating climate is defined by uncertainty rather than stability. Market turbulence, rapid advances in AI, organisational redesign and ongoing talent constraints are converging at the same time. In this context, success depends on more than just IQ or EQ. It now also hinges on your adaptability quotient (AQ). In this episode, explore how finance professionals can build the capability to work confidently through ambiguity while preserving the discipline and standards that underpin strong accounting practice. You will learn: the difference between adaptability quotient (AQ) and adaptive leadership why change feels harder today and how complexity affects performance how to use the observation, interpretation and intervention model practical ways to avoid common thinking traps such as catastrophising and blame how to create psychological safety without lowering standards tools such as the balcony and dance floor perspective and the productive zone of disequilibrium. If you want to strengthen resilience, improve decision-making and lead confidently through uncertainty, this episode offers practical steps you can apply immediately. Host: , Editor, CPA Australia. Guests: , professor at UNSW Canberra, and , organisational psychologist. For more information, Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help your career. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/40274160

Office romance: How to manage the risks 02/17/2026

Office romance: How to manage the risks Workplace romance happens more often than most people realise. While at its heart (no pun intended) it’s a personal matter, companies today have obligations under legislation that affect how these relationships are managed. When colleagues become romantically involved, there are ways to handle it that respect personal freedom while managing organisational risk. This episode examines that tricky balancing act of respecting privacy with the current legal and ethical responsibilities of companies. Key points in this episode include: The view of office romances from today’s organisational perspective The importance of having a strong understanding of the law around this specific area Policies or guidelines that should be in place to manage office romances responsibly Effective strategies for communicating these relationship policies to staff The potential for a conflict of interest and the duty to prevent sexual harassment Recognising ethical red flags in relationships with significant power imbalances Navigating the risks associated with alcohol and off-site corporate events Love in the workplace isn’t just a plotline in your favourite drama. It’s a reality many professionals navigate. Tune in for guidance. Host: , Regulation and Professional Standards lead, CPA Australia Guest: , employment lawyer and director of Worklogic, a consultancy firm that works with employers. She is also an honorary senior fellow of the University of Melbourne’s Law School. For more information, head to Worklogic’s and its page on . Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and And don’t forget to click subscribe to the channel for a wide range of content that will help support your career journey. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/40038865

Cognitive bias in decision-making 02/03/2026

With Interest: Payday Super explained ahead of 2026 rollout 01/20/2026

With Interest: Digital reporting - Why it’s time for Australia 01/06/2026

With Interest: Digital reporting - Why it’s time for Australia Australia remains one of the few advanced economies still using PDFs for financial reporting – a format most global markets have already left behind. In this episode, you’ll gain expert-led insights on why adopting digital financial reporting in Australia is critical to supporting trust, transparency and competitiveness in global markets. Explore how structured data allows regulators, investors and businesses to analyse and compare information more efficiently, driving better decision-making and reducing capital costs. Listeners will learn: How structured data improves accountability and investor confidence Why global markets already mandate digital reporting standards The link between digital disclosure and lower capital costs How AI will enhance – not replace – digital reporting workflows What Australian policymakers can learn from global peers Learn why CPA Australia is recommending a mandate for digital reporting by listed entities in this expert-led discussion. Listen now. Host: External Reporting Lead, Policy, Standards and External Affairs, CPA Australia Guest: ,CEO of , a global, non-profit standards body dedicated to improving business performance through enhanced transparency and accountability in reporting. With a background in law, IT, and government, he has led innovation in business model design, systems development and data standards for over two decades. For more, has an Additionally, this interim report from 2025 provides broader context to digital reporting. And you can find out John Turner’s organisation Loving this episode? Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and And don’t forget to click subscribe on the channel. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at /episode/index/show/bf38e2b0-902f-4522-bf97-3262f4204b79/id/39421210