UK ministers have raised concerns about a £10 billion rescue package for Thames Water, potentially pushing the company towards government control. The proposed creditor-led deal faces scrutiny over customer burden and environmental protections.
A report on Melbourne's Cohealth reveals mismanagement and poor governance, not just funding shortages, led to the closure of three GP clinics. The organization, serving disadvantaged patients, faced systemic issues ignored for a decade, with management failing to heed clinician advice and the board showing a lack of diligence.
A secret Deloitte report commissioned by RSL NSW has revealed allegations of fraud and mismanagement of funds in 18 sub-branches across New South Wales. Concerns include improper spending on foreign veterans, suspicious invoices, and attempts to use charitable money for a sculpture and member benefits.
A secret Deloitte report commissioned by RSL NSW has revealed allegations of fraud and mismanagement of charitable funds at 18 sub-branches across New South Wales. Concerns include misuse of funds for foreign veterans, unauthorized expenses, and conflicts of interest in property dealings.
An independent review found Queensland's police service defied government priorities and misallocated funds, leading to a forecast $400 million deficit. Police Commissioner Brett Pointing referred the findings to the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) and acknowledged the impact on public trust.
An independent review found Queensland's police service defied government priorities and misallocated funds, leading to a forecast $400 million deficit. Police Commissioner Brett Pointing referred the findings to the Crime and Corruption Commission, acknowledging potential impact on public trust.
Former staff allege a privately-run NDIS group home in Broome, Western Australia, subjected residents with disabilities to neglect, including overcrowding, missed medication, and unsafe conditions. Concerns were raised about a child living on the premises with a drug user, and residents reportedly felt 'trapped' due to locked gates.
Former staff allege a privately-run NDIS group home in Broome, Western Australia, subjected residents to neglect, including overcrowding, missed medication, and unsafe conditions for a child living on the premises.
The Indian government has ordered the historic Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its 27.3-acre Lutyens' Delhi premises by June 5, citing urgent needs for defence infrastructure and public security. The move has sparked shock among members and criticism from opposition leaders.
In January 2023, former MEP Stelios Kouloglou alerted EU officials to alleged mismanagement in Greek migrant camps funded by the EU. He cited irregular contract awards for facilities in Malakasa and Sintiki, questioning the justification of urgency.
Families successfully campaigned to save William Blake House, a care home for adults with learning disabilities, from bankruptcy. Their efforts uncovered alleged financial mismanagement, prompting a Charity Commission inquiry and leading to its takeover by Camphill MK Communities.
Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the Indian government's economic policies, alleging they benefit billionaires while harming youth, farmers, and small businesses. They also condemned fuel price hikes and the government's foreign policy.
A Charity Commission inquiry found serious mismanagement at the Professional Footballers' Association Charity (now Players Foundation), putting funds at risk. Failings include £1.9m transferred to the PFA union without explanation and 80% of union operating costs being paid by the charity.
West Ham and Tottenham face potential Premier League relegation, with fans expressing anger, grief, and embarrassment over club mismanagement and stadium moves. Two points separate the clubs with two games left, making survival the sole focus.
West Ham and Tottenham are on the brink of Premier League relegation, with fans expressing deep disappointment and anger over club mismanagement and stadium issues. Both clubs face a stark choice of survival in the final games of the season.
C Joseph Vijay has been sworn in as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, promising immediate welfare measures like free electricity up to 200 units. He emphasized performance, transparency, and a singular center of power, vowing to tackle fiscal mismanagement and drug abuse. Vijay also highlighted education, transport, and women's safety as key priorities, marking a new era of social justice.
Spurs star Victor Wembanyama lamented what he described as energy mismanagement for ruining a historic defensive performance in which he had a playoff-record 12 blocks in a triple-double that came in a losing Game 1 effort against the Timberwolves.
Sri Lanka Cricket's entire executive committee has resigned following government pressure, paving the way for a new leadership. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about corruption and administrative mismanagement, and follows a past ICC suspension for political interference. The team's recent poor performance has further fueled calls for reform and stability.
A Swiss International Air Lines flight LX147 from Delhi to Zurich aborted take-off on April 26 after an engine fire at IGI Airport. All 241 people on board were evacuated safely, though four passengers were hospitalized and one crew member injured. A passenger praised the airline crew's professionalism during the emergency but alleged severe mismanagement on the ground, including lack of headcount, insufficient forms and pens, no megaphone for announcements, and poor passenger handling that took hours to resolve.
Raghav Chadha, former AAP deputy leader in Rajya Sabha, has led a group of seven MPs out of the party to align with BJP, citing corruption, disappointment and disgust with the party's direction. Chadha claimed the Sheesh Mahal controversy was a major reason for AAP's Delhi assembly election defeat and accused the party of walking on the wrong path. The defection follows his removal as deputy leader and allegations of being abroad during Kejriwal's arrest in 2024.
The Reserve Bank of India has cancelled the banking licence of Paytm Payments Bank Limited, effective April 24. The central bank cited violations of the Banking Regulation Act, including mismanagement and failure to protect depositor interests. The RBI will initiate winding-up proceedings, assuring depositors of full repayment.
