Nationals MPs push for major banking inquiry

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A growing number of Nationals MPs are pushing for a major inquiry into Australian banks -- despite it being against government policy. Queensland Senator Barry O'Sullivan wants to introduce a private members bill to Parliament and believes he has the numbers to bring on debate.

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