After what feels like a reprieve after twelve interest rate rises since May last year - could we be in for another hike maybe as early next week?

That's the view of some economists after inflation ticked higher in the most recent monthly reading - something that might test Michele Bullock at her first meeting as Reserve Bank governor.

Also .. a highly-anticipdated review into governance, culture and accountability at consulting giant PwC has singled out the "excessive power" of the firm's chief executive and poor practices which went "unexamined and uncorrected" for years.

The report by former Telstra chief executive Ziggy Switkowski also finds a "disproportionate focus on revenue" and a "lack of independence and external voices" within the firm's governing body.

A highly-anticipdated review into governance, culture and accountability at consulting giant PwC has singled out the "excessive power" of the firm's chief executive and poor practices which went "unexamined and uncorrected" for years.

The report by former Telstra chief executive Ziggy Switkowski also finds a "disproportionate focus on revenue" and a "lack of independence and external voices" within the firm's governing body.

Ziggy Switkowski's damning PwC review. I speak with PwC Aust CEO Kevin Burrowes on "PM" by Peter Ryan

A highly-anticipdated review into governance, culture and accountability at consulting giant PwC has singled out the "excessive power" of the firm's chief executive and poor practices which went "unexamined and uncorrected" for years.

The report by former Telstra chief executive Ziggy Switkowski also finds a "disproportionate focus on revenue" and a "lack of independence and external voices" within the firm's governing body.

After months in the making, the much-anticipated independent review into the tax leak scandal at consulting firm PWC will be released later today. The report by former Telstra chief executive Ziggy Switkowski is set to announce a major overhaul of governance, culture and accountability at PWC where a rolling crisis from a major confidentiality breach has trashed the consulting giant's reputation.

Reporter: Peter Ryan, Senior Business Correspondent

Pressure is continuing to grow on Qantas chairman Richard Goyder - this time from pilots who are calling for his head.

The Australian and International Pilots Association is urging Mr Goyder to step down saying they've lost confidence in him after a rolling crisis that's have damaged the Qantas reputation.

Qantas' new CEO, Vanessa Hudson, released an apology video as one of her first communications in the role, which Alan Joyce brought forward by his early retirement. This move — potentially considered by some as a substantial 'hospital pass' — isn't off to a strong start.

Qantas' current woes are well-documented; from selling seats on non-existent flights to major court losses, chronic lost luggage, and more.

ABC's Senior Business Correspondent Peter Ryan joins Lisa Leong in the studio to break down the current situation facing the Qantas succession story. Is there a future for the flying kangaroo?

Final budget outcome; new Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson apologises "I know we've let you down" - and of course Rupert Murdoch's retirement. I speak with John Taylor on ABC Radio Brisbane @abcbrisbane @abcnews

Rupert Murdoch retires, hands over the son Lachlan. I speak to the BBC World Service. by Peter Ryan

Rupert Murdoch retiring, hands over to son Lachlan. I speak with author Paddy Manning. by Peter Ryan