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Just what else did ANZ uncover when looking at BBSW?

  • Written by Pat McConnell, Honorary Fellow, Macquarie University Applied Finance Centre, Macquarie University

In his response to questioning by MPs at the House Economics Committee hearings into the big four banks, Mr Shayne Elliott, CEO of ANZ, may have inadvertently let the cat out of the bag,

When questioned about the ongoing litigation regarding manipulation of the bank bill swap rate (BBSW) benchmark, which belatedly the government wishes to make a cr...

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The Ford plant closure is sad loss of manufacturing know how

  • Written by Geoffrey Brooks, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Future Manufacturing), Swinburne University of Technology

The closure of Ford’s casting plant in Geelong does make you wonder how losing the ability to make our own engines can be a step forward. Australia should take stock and contemplate what kind of society we are becoming.

Critics of the decision to allow the car industry to leave would argue that governments should subsidise their local car...

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When it comes to food, could 'reactive' sometimes be best?

  • Written by Alessandro R Demaio, Global Health Doctor; Co-Founded NCDFREE & festival21; Assoc. Researcher, University of Copenhagen
imageFlickr / S B, CC BY-NC-ND

True for almost all situations in life, being proactive is best. And this has been a formative lesson in my time so far: whether reaching out to a potential mentor that inspired me and making time for a coffee and a chat, or walking to work to beat any future risk of cardiovascular disease, or simply being the first to say...

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Trump or Clinton: who will be the best for our region?

  • Written by Mark Beeson, Professor of International Politics, University of Western Australia
imageMost serious foreign policy analysts hope Hillary Clinton wins the US presidential race.Reuters

Everyone knows by now that the current, endlessly drawn-out electoral process in the US is remarkable, even by the standards of an increasingly weird political era. The consensus is that no matter who becomes the next president, it will be bad. If...

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  1. The Coral Sea: an ocean jewel that needs more protection
  2. Why do we still hand out honorary academic titles?
  3. A Chinese firm could buy Twitter in the coming wave of cross-border tech acquisitions
  4. Taking Indigenous languages online: can they be seen, heard and saved?
  5. With that ring, I thee judge: why the law should not allow exceptions on marriage equality
  6. Boys should also get the HPV vaccine to protect themselves from oral and genital cancers
  7. Bitter row between George Brandis and Solicitor-General flares
  8. Virtual reality film Collisions is part disaster movie, part travelogue and completely immersive
  9. Happy 30th anniversary to .au domains – what comes next?
  10. Bath bullies, bacteria and battlegrounds: the secret world of bird baths
  11. Better academic support for students may help lower university attrition rates
  12. New laws on bankers behaving badly don't matter in light of ASIC inaction
  13. From Presidents to Proxies: Examining the VP Stoush
  14. Placing a cap on teaching degrees doesn't guarantee better teachers
  15. Google's new gadgets are part of the me-too competition between the tech giants
  16. To stop domestic violence, we need to change perpetrators' behaviour
  17. How can we meaningfully recognise cities as Indigenous places?
  18. Who won today's vice-presidential debate? Does it matter?
  19. Review: Bugs on the Menu at the Environmental Film Festival
  20. Weekly Dose: metformin, the diabetes drug developed from French lilac
  21. FactCheck: Is suicide one of the leading causes of maternal death in Australia?
  22. Politics podcast: Simon Birmingham on the new VET student loan scheme
  23. Lockerbie experience is no model for the effective prosecution of MH17 bombers
  24. Banks make millions in delaying interest rate cuts
  25. Business Briefing: Trusting business to take care of your data
  26. Trimming the excess: how cutting down on junk food could help save the environment
  27. Lessons from South Australia's blackout: we need to make infrastructure more resilient to climate change
  28. Philanthropic foundations cost taxpayers – and so should be made accountable
  29. US election: what impact do celebrity endorsements really have?
  30. Mellow yellow? The mood and cognitive effects of curcumin from turmeric
  31. Opening doors and minds: the Open House phenomenon
  32. New VET loan scheme to exclude shonky providers
  33. Bank inquiry won't take royal commission off the political agenda
  34. AFL and NRL grand final TV ratings show codes still rely on their traditional heartlands
  35. Big four bank chiefs face parliamentary committee: experts react
  36. The uncanny and Changwon Sculpture Biennale
  37. Has auto-translation software finally stopped being so useless?
  38. South Australian blackout: renewables aren't a threat to energy security, they're the future
  39. Inconsistency bedevils Australia's prosecution of war criminals
  40. What's the link between hay fever and asthma, and how are they treated?
  41. Australian corporate social responsibility reports are little better than window dressing
  42. Victoria needs a big-picture transport plan that isn't about winners v losers
  43. Simpler account switching would help keep our banks honest
  44. Governments and central banks should stop trying to stimulate the economy
  45. Women should be told about their breast density when they have a mammogram
  46. Marine parks and fishery management: what's the best way to protect fish?
  47. Why ‘green cities’ need to become a deeply lived experience
  48. Is protectionism a 'siren song' to the poor or to the wealthy?
  49. Why health implants should have open source code
  50. From Shakespeare in Hindi to tackling human trafficking: the best of OzAsia festival
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