Labor maintains call for Royal Commission on banks

Update: 2016-08-22

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Labor has pointed to a per cent rise in complaints to the Financial Services Ombudsman as evidence that a Royal Commission into Banks is still needed.

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Labor maintains call for Royal Commission on banks

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Labor maintains call for Royal Commission on banks