Ann: AGM Chairman's Address and Managing Director's Presentation, page-53

Also what could be Australia's largest employment class action is being run by Shine - against one of the contracting suppliers for NBN and backed by a litigation funder. here's one of many articles last week about it:

https://www.itnews.com.au/news/400m-sham-contracting-class-action-rocks-nbn-telco-sector-515973

$400m sham contracting class action rocks NBN supplier, telco sector Biggest employment class action ever in Australia.

Australia’s telecommunications sector has been left reeling by a bombshell potential $400 million class action launched by the Australian arm of Erin Brokovich’s Shine Lawyers against alleged sham contracting arrangements at communications services heavyweight Tandem, formerly known as Infrastructure Services Group Management (IGSM).In a landmark action that could redefine contracting arrangements and related labour costs across the sector, Shine is claiming that conditions and arrangements required of contractors effectively made them employees and pursuing a claim for back pay and entitlements for as many as 4700 workers.The case, in broad terms, is similar to the successful action run against Foodora by the Transport Workers Union (TWU) in NSW that successfully pursued a precedent that the strict level of control and employment conditions imposed on delivery staff made them employees at law as opposed to independent parties.Importantly, while the Tandem class action is being run by Shine and is backed by litigation funder Litigation Lending Services Limited, the new Australian Communications Workers Alliance and two branches of the Victorian Communications Workers Union have thrown their support behind the action.