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Banking royal commission report a ‘damning indictment’ of govt: Bowen | Sky News AustraliaShadow Treasurer Chris Bowen says the banking royal commission’s final report will be a ‘damning indictment’ of the Coalition government and its senior figures, despite not having seen it himself.\n\nThe government only agreed to the enquiry following significant pressure including those in the banking industry.\n\nCommissioner Kenneth Hayne’s final report will be released on Monday, three days after it was delivered.\n\n\n
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Major reforms expected after Banking Royal Commission | Sky News AustraliaA final report into the Banking Royal Commission will be handed over to the Governor General on Friday ahead of its public release on Monday. \n\nIn response to the findings, Royal Commissioner Kenneth Hayne is expected to make major reforms to the banking, superannuation and financial services sectors. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Banks furious over royal commission lock-out | Sky News AustraliaThe major banks have expressed concern after it was revealed they will not have access to the banking royal commission findings before they are released to the public. \n\nMembers of the media have been invited to attend a three-hour lock-up on Monday to read the report, but members of the banking industry have been restricted. \n\nBanking representatives fear members of their industry could discover they are being pursued for criminal charges through media articles. \n\nThe Opposition has also slammed the government for releasing the report on Monday, three days after it was first handed the findings. \n\n\n\n\n\n
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Cormann coy on banking royal commission report leaks | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Finance Minister Mathias Cormann has played coy on whether there could be any leaks prior to the release of the banking royal commission report.\n\nMr Cormann says the report will be released after markets close on Monday and argues the timing of the release is an adequate and responsible amount of time and will be handled in an appropriate way given the nature of the report.\n\nThe government says its focus is on protecting the consumer before the economy.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Govt receives banking royal commission report | Sky News AustraliaThe federal government has received the royal commission’s final report into financial services after 69 days of hearings. \n\nThe government will hold the report until Monday to assess all the recommendations. \n\nOpposition Leader Bill Shorten has slammed the government over its delay in making the findings public. \n\n\n\n
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Banking royal commission’s final report to be released | Sky News AustraliaThe royal commission’s final report into financial services will be released publicly on Monday. \n\nCommissioner Kenneth Hayne’s report will be handed down to the federal government on Friday, allowing the weekend to study and respond to the recommendations. \n\nThe timing is deliberately scheduled for the close of the ASX trading with expectations the recommendations will include a number of policy shifts that will affect the stock market. \n\nLabor has pledged to carry out all of the report’s recommendations. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n
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‘Scandal’ that the aged care royal commission is not receiving attention | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray says the royal commission into aged care quality and safety is not receiving the same attention as the banking royal commission, the ‘pink batts’ royal commission, or the royal commission into trade union governance.\n\nMr Murray says this lack of media attention is a ‘scandal in and of itself’ as ‘people don’t seem to care what happens to aged people’.\n\nBig companies have ‘screwed people’ for way too long, says Mr Murray.
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