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Nives Botica Redmayne
Nives Botica Redmayne
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IPSAS or IFRS as the framework for public sector financial reporting? New Zealand preparers’ perspectives
F Laswad, NB Redmayne
Australian Accounting Review 25 (2), 175-184, 2015
542015
Audit market structure and competition in Australia
E Carson, NB Redmayne, L Liao
Australian Accounting Review 24 (4), 298-312, 2014
542014
The effect of political visibility on audit effort and audit pricing
NB Redmayne, ME Bradbury, SF Cahan
Accounting & Finance 50 (4), 921-939, 2010
472010
The role of auditing in corporate governance in Australia and New Zealand: a research synthesis
D Hay, J Stewart, N Botica Redmayne
Australian Accounting Review 27 (4), 457-479, 2017
432017
An assessment of the impact of IFRS adoption on public sector audit fees and audit effort–some evidence of the transition costs on changes in reporting regimes
NB Redmayne, F Laswad
Australian Accounting Review 23 (1), 88-99, 2013
422013
The association between audit committees and audit fees in the public sector
NB Redmayne, ME Bradbury, SF Cahan
International Journal of Auditing 15 (3), 301-315, 2011
412011
Financial determinants of local government debt in New Zealand
D Ehalaiye, N Botica-Redmayne, F Laswad
Pacific Accounting Review 29 (4), 512-533, 2017
352017
The impact of IFRS adoption on public sector financial statements
K Trewavas, N Botica Redmayne, F Laswad
Australian Accounting Review 22 (1), 86-102, 2012
352012
Financial reporting transparency, citizens' understanding, and public participation: A survey experiment study
C Langella, E Anessi‐Pessina, N Botica Redmayne, M Sicilia
Public administration 101 (2), 584-603, 2023
242023
Does accounting information contribute to a better understanding of public assets management? The case of local government infrastructural assets.
D Ehalaiye, NB Redmayne, F Laswad
Public Money & Management 41 (2), 88-98, 2021
242021
Evidence on the costs of changes in financial reporting frameworks in the public sector
N Botica Redmayne, F Laswad, D Ehalaiye
Public Money & Management 41 (5), 368-375, 2021
142021
Are financial reports useful? The views of New Zealand public versus private users
D Ehalaiye, F Laswad, N Botica Redmayne, W Stent, L Cai
Australian Accounting Review 30 (1), 52-64, 2020
132020
Audit effort and pricing differences among the large audit firms: Evidence from a public sector setting
ME Bradbury, N Botica Redmayne
International Journal of Auditing 18 (1), 90-100, 2014
112014
On the management and financial reporting for state assets—a comparative analysis between Croatia and New Zealand
G Roje, NB Redmayne
Public money & management 41 (2), 118-126, 2021
92021
Financial determinants of local government debt in New Zealand. Pacific Accounting Review, 29 (4), 512-533
D Ehalaiye, N Botica-Redmayne, F Laswad
62017
Analysis of nonfinancial reporting and integrated reporting application: the case of state-owned companies in Croatia, Slovenia, and Serbia—some initial evidence
NB Redmayne, V Vašiček, J Čičak
Eurasian Business and Economics Perspectives: Proceedings of the 34th …, 2022
52022
Local government accounting and accountability—challenges and choices
N Botica-Redmayne, R Dormer, G Grossi
Pacific Accounting Review 29 (4), 466-468, 2017
52017
Insights on management commentary in financial reports: the views of users, preparers and auditors
N Botica Redmayne, F Laswad, D Ehalaiye, W Stent
Meditari Accountancy Research 31 (4), 817-840, 2023
32023
Public sector reporting in different countries—challenges and opportunities
NB Redmayne, V Vašiček
Public Money & Management 41 (2), 85-87, 2021
32021
The case of accounting information for infrastructural assets reporting: local government borrowings and investment choices in the context of moral hazard and local government …
D Ehalaiye, NB Redmayne, F Laswad
Financial Determinants in Local Re-Election Rates: Emerging Research and …, 2020
32020
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