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A senior female HR executive at ANZ said she was not shocked but felt uncomfortable when she attended a strip club with senior bankers on the evening a trader, who is now suing the bank for wrongful dismissal, was allegedly hired.
The boss of the nation’s second-largest bank has declared that Australia could help solve its housing crisis by building more homes costing $500,000.
Westpac has got its work-from-home policy of two days a week in the office right, despite a landmark decision going against the lender, it’s chief executive insists.
Australia’s big four banks have funnelled $43.3bn into 96 major fossil fuel businesses over the past decade, despite each endorsing the Paris Climate Agreement, a new report has found.
Happy anniversary to the ANZ axe-wielder, Nuno Matos. The Portuguese prince will mark one year in the top job next week – and he could be forgiven for having spent the weekend just gone patting himself on the back.
Spotted! Undaunted raw onion eater and former prime minister Tony Abbott dining with star stockbroker Angus Aitken at Grill Americano in Sydney’s Chifley Square on Wednesday.
Gravelly-voiced Gil McLachlan did his best to turn on the breezy charm on Tuesday afternoon at Macquarie’s annual confession season.
Absurdly short-lived ABC news host Antoinette Lattouf is obviously channelling her inner DJ Khaled because all she does is win, win, win no matter what.
A female Ernst & Young intern whose boss allegedly grabbed her breast and slapped her thigh in a karaoke bar alleges that she was prevented from taking part in a cultural review of the consulting giant which had been commissioned after a high-profile suicide at the firm.
By: Max Aitchison, Will Glasgow
Did Anthony Albanese really start the week by trading a dinner with a 25-year-old for a $1m donation?
