Welcome to KPMG

The reputation of our Australian practice is built on our people's professionalism and enthusiasm, the quality of our audit, tax and advisory services and our contribution to communities.
 

Alumni

KPMG's Alumni Program

Renew relationships with former colleagues and friends and enjoy the benefits of our alumni program.

Graduates & students

Graduates & students
Discover how careers at KPMG offer growth, challenge and generous rewards.

 

The great global infrastructure opportunity

Construction companies are changing to meet the growing demands for infrastructure, power, energy and mining according to KPMG's Global Construction Survey 2012. The survey of 161 engineering and construction companies around the world (25 of these in Australia) reveals that the ‘old’ imperatives of commercial, residential and industrial projects have taken second place and winning new contracts is increasingly about have the right expertise, so the battle for skilled resources is likely to intensify even further.

The Growing Tide: China outbound direct investment in Australia

Australia has been the biggest single destination for Chinese outward foreign direct investment (FDI) worldwide over the past 6 years with investments totalling more than US$38.4 billion. This report, written in collaboration with the University of Sydney China Studies Centre, charts the significance of China's growing outbound direct investment and examines opportunities for Australian businesses.

Agenda magazine – Issue 8

In the wake of the current volatile economic environment, this edition of Agenda highlights the key challenges facing businesses and how companies around the world are adapting their business models to the changing economic landscape.

CFO DealBook Audit Firm of the Year 2011

KPMG has been awarded Audit Firm of the Year at the CFO DealBook Awards for 2011.

 
Review and Outlook FY11


Review and Outlook FY11


We look retrospectively at FY11 and celebrate our successes in our latest annual review.

The Social Banker Series

Regular articles featuring unique views from retail banking leaders on the challenges and opportunities they face in adapting to social media. 

This week's article looks at how social media in China is quickly changing the way banks interact with their customers.