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  <title>Digital reporting: Why it’s time for Australia</title>
  <description>  Australia&amp;amp;nbsp;remains&amp;amp;nbsp;one of the few advanced economies&amp;amp;nbsp;still using&amp;amp;nbsp;PDFs for financial reporting&amp;amp;nbsp;–&amp;amp;nbsp;a format most global markets have already left behind.   In this episode,&amp;amp;nbsp;you’ll&amp;amp;nbsp;gain expert-led insights on&amp;amp;nbsp;why adopting digital financial reporting&amp;amp;nbsp;in Australia&amp;amp;nbsp;is critical to&amp;amp;nbsp;supporting&amp;amp;nbsp;trust,&amp;amp;nbsp;transparency and competitiveness in global markets.   Explore&amp;amp;nbsp;how structured data allows regulators,&amp;amp;nbsp;investors&amp;amp;nbsp;and businesses to&amp;amp;nbsp;analyse&amp;amp;nbsp;and compare information more efficiently, driving better decision-making and reducing capital costs.   Listeners will learn:     How structured data improves accountability and investor confidence       Why global markets already mandate digital reporting standards       The link between digital disclosure and lower capital costs       How AI will enhance&amp;amp;nbsp;–&amp;amp;nbsp;not replace&amp;amp;nbsp;–&amp;amp;nbsp;digital reporting workflows       What Australian policymakers can learn from global peers     Learn why&amp;amp;nbsp;CPA Australia&amp;amp;nbsp;is&amp;amp;nbsp;recommending a mandate for digital reporting by listed entities&amp;amp;nbsp;in&amp;amp;nbsp;this expert-led discussion.   Listen now.   Host:&amp;amp;nbsp;Ram Subramanian,&amp;amp;nbsp;External&amp;amp;nbsp;Reporting&amp;amp;nbsp;Lead,&amp;amp;nbsp;Policy,&amp;amp;nbsp;Standards and&amp;amp;nbsp;External&amp;amp;nbsp;Affairs,&amp;amp;nbsp;CPA Australia   Guest:&amp;amp;nbsp;John Turner, CEO of&amp;amp;nbsp;XBRL International, a global, non-profit standards body dedicated to improving business performance through enhanced transparency and accountability in reporting. With a background in law, IT, and government, he has led innovation in business model design, systems&amp;amp;nbsp;development and data standards for over two decades.   For more,&amp;amp;nbsp;INTHEBLACK&amp;amp;nbsp;has an&amp;amp;nbsp;article on why digital reporting should be mandatory&amp;amp;nbsp;in Australia.    Additionally,&amp;amp;nbsp;this&amp;amp;nbsp;interim report from&amp;amp;nbsp;2025&amp;amp;nbsp;by&amp;amp;nbsp;the&amp;amp;nbsp;Productivity Commission&amp;amp;nbsp;provides&amp;amp;nbsp;broader&amp;amp;nbsp;context to&amp;amp;nbsp;digital reporting.   And you can&amp;amp;nbsp;find out&amp;amp;nbsp;John Turner’s&amp;amp;nbsp;organisation&amp;amp;nbsp;XBRL&amp;amp;nbsp;at its website.   Loving this episode?   Listen to more INTHEBLACK episodes and&amp;amp;nbsp;other CPA Australia podcasts on YouTube.   And&amp;amp;nbsp;don’t&amp;amp;nbsp;forget to click subscribe on the channel.   CPA Australia&amp;amp;nbsp;publishes four podcasts, providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting:   With Interest   INTHEBLACK   INTHEBLACK Out Loud   Excel Tips   Search for them in your podcast platform.   Email the podcast team at&amp;amp;nbsp;podcasts@cpaaustralia.com.au  </description>
  <author_name>With Interest</author_name>
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