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Josh Bornstein

Melbourne
As seen in: MSN UK, The Guardian, The Guardian Australia, ABC News (Australia), SAGE Publishing, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Sunday Age, Australian Financial Review, The Canberra Times and
Director of Corporate Regulation at The Australia Institute, lawyer, honorary adjunct associate professor at UTS, author of ‘Working for the Brand’.
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Break up the Big Four

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By Josh Bornstein, Skye Predavec, Anara Watson
| Australia Institute
Australia’s big four accounting firms have been rocked by a series of scandals in recent years, demonstrating fundamental ethical and regulatory failures. A structural problem requires a structural solution: separating the auditing and consulting arms of accounting firms, while regulating both in line with corporations, would guard against future misconduct. Full report
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A fake Jihadist stole my identity

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By Josh Bornstein
| The Saturday Paper Verified
In April 2015, my identity was stolen. While I slept at home in Melbourne, a fake article appeared under my name in an Israeli newspaper calling for the death of all Palestinians. Then a fake Josh Bornstein Twitter account posted a call for all Muslims to be killed. Death threats rained down on me in multiple languages from all over the world. A Twitter account under the name Australi Witness, purportedly a member of Islamic State, called for me to be hunted down.
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From DV to deportation, Hanson has spent decades telling us who she is

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By Josh Bornstein, Esther Anatolitis
| thepoint.com.au
“I am hearing too many cases where parents are using domestic violence to stop the other parent from seeing their children; perjury is in our system but they are not charged with perjury.” Her evidence? “From my own personal experience, seeing what happened with my son”. Hanson’s  son Adam hit the news in 2016, when it was reported he had pleaded guilty in a Cairns magistrates’ court to breaching a domestic violence order.
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