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  1. Sustainability Assurance Quality: Indicators and Consequences
  2. An examination of Pacific nations ‘legislatures’ interactions with Supreme Audit Institutions and the impact on audit quality
  3. Comments on recent International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants Exposure Drafts regarding sustainability assurance and the use of external experts
  4. Climate risk disclosures and auditor expertise
  5. Comments of the AFAANZ Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee on Proposed International Standard on Auditing 570 (Revised) Going Concern
  6. How has New Public Management influenced public sector audit?
  7. Comments on Exposure Draft for Proposed ISSA 5000, sustainability assurance engagements by the Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee of AFAANZ
  8. Sustainability assurance and provider choice: a meta-regression analysis
  9. Changing the boundaries of public sector auditing
  10. Audits of smaller entities
  11. Comments of the AFAANZ Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee on the Proposed Standard on Assurance Engagements over GHG Emissions Disclosure
  12. Comments of the AFAANZ Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee on Proposed International Standard on Auditing 500 (Revised) Audit Evidence
  13. The effect of audit inspections on audit fees
  14. AI Chatbot Versus Students: A Study on Accounting Exam Performance
  15. Climate Risk Disclosures and Auditor Expertise
  16. Comments of the AFAANZ auditing and assurance standards committee on proposed international standard on auditing ISA for LCE
  17. The ungreening of integrated reporting: a reflection on regulatory capture
  18. The going-concern opinion and the adverse credit rating: an analysis of their relationship
  19. External Factors and the Pricing of Audit Services: A Systematic Review of the Archival Literature Using a PESTLE Analysis
  20. Determinants of audit report modifications in Finnish municipalities
  21. Comments of the AFAANZ Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee on Proposed International Standard on Auditing 600 (ED 600)
  22. Auditing in the time of COVID – the impact of COVID-19 on auditing in New Zealand and subsequent reforms
  23. Importance of country factors for global differences in audit pricing: New empirical evidence
  24. Public Sector Audit
  25. The future of auditing research in the public sector
  26. How can public sector audit be of value?
  27. Editorial: How to review an article for a research journal—And what to expect as an author
  28. Editorial by the Editor‐in‐Chief: The appeal process over editorial decisions
  29. The Future of Auditing
  30. Partner industry specialization and audit pricing in the United Kingdom
  31. Initial public offering prospectus forecast errors and mandatory explanations: evidence from New Zealand
  32. Developing a way of thinking about public value in Supreme Audit Institutions
  33. The influence of culture and corporate governance on corporate social responsibility disclosure: A cross country analysis
  34. A literature review of why public sector audit might be of value.
  35. Internal control in accounting research: A review
  36. Assessing the Impact of the New Auditor's Report
  37. Audit Fee Research on Issues Related to Ethics
  38. Opportunities for auditing research: back to our interdisciplinary roots
  39. The Role of Auditing in Corporate Governance in Australia and New Zealand: A Research Synthesis
  40. Meta-Regression in Auditing Research: Evaluating the Evidence on the Big N Audit Firm Premium
  41. Non-audit services and auditor independence: Norwegian evidence
  42. Evidence About the Value of Public Sector Audit to Stakeholders
  43. The Value of Public Sector Audit: Literature and History
  44. Supreme Audit Institutions and Public Value: Demonstrating Relevance
  45. The frontiers of auditing research
  46. The Going Concern Opinion and the Adverse Credit Rating: An Analysis of Their Relationship
  47. The Routledge Companion to Auditing
  48. Privacy Auditing Standards
  49. Auditing, International Auditing and the International Journal of Auditing: Editorial
  50. Audit fee stickiness
  51. Non‐audit services and knowledge spillovers
  52. The effects of recurring and non‐recurring non‐audit services on auditor independence
  53. The Future of Auditing
  54. Privacy Auditing: An Exploratory Study
  55. Non-Audit Services and Auditor Independence: Norwegian Evidence
  56. Auditor Independence in New Zealand: Further Evidence on the Role of Non-Audit Services
  57. Further Evidence from Meta‐Analysis of Audit Fee Research
  58. An Analysis of Submissions on Proposed Regulations for Audit and Assurance in New Zealand
  59. Further Evidence from Meta-Analysis of Audit Fee Research
  60. The pricing of industry specialisation by auditors in New Zealand
  61. Meta-Regression Analysis and the Big Firm Premium
  62. An Analysis of Submissions on Proposed Regulations for Audit and Assurance in New Zealand
  63. Non-Audit Services and Knowledge Spillovers: An Investigation of the Audit Report Lag
  64. The impact of globalization on professional accounting firms: Evidence from New Zealand
  65. The effects of advertising and solicitation on audit fees
  66. The Effects of Recurring and Nonrecurring Non-Audit Services
  67. Non‐audit fees, long‐term auditor–client relationships and earnings management
  68. The Association between Partnership Financial Integration and Risky Audit Client Portfolios
  69. Globalization of Professional Accounting: The Big 8 Entering New Zealand
  70. Non-audit Services and Auditor Independence: New Zealand Evidence
  71. Where's the Value in Health Care?
  72. Audit Fees: A Meta-analysis of the Effect of Supply and Demand Attributes
  73. The effect of accounting firm mergers on the market for audit services: New Zealand evidence
  74. The Effects of Advertising and Solicitation on Audit Fees
  75. The Voluntary Choice of an Auditor of Any Level of Quality
  76. Knowledge transfer costs and dependence as determinants of financial reporting
  77. Non-audit Services and Auditor Independence: New Zealand Evidence
  78. An empirical analysis of the likelihood of detecting fraud in New Zealand
  79. The Voluntary Choice of an Audit of Any Level of Quality
  80. Forecast Accuracy and Bias in IPO Prospectuses: Recent New Zealand Evidence