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Threat of jail could help prevent the next bank-led financial crisis

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imageOnly one banker has been forced to serve prison time as a result of the global financial crisis.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

Despite bankers playing a central role in the global financial crisis, only one has been jailed as a result, leading many taxpayers and investors to ask why more haven’t been criminally held to account.

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Boats secrecy leads to bad policy without democratic accountability

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imageThe Abbott government has hid asylum policy behind 'operational matters' since it took office – starting with then-immigration minister Scott Morrison in 2013.AAP/Paul Miller

The secrecy around whether the Australian government has or has not paid people smugglers highlights a deeper problem with the way it is handling asylum-seeker policy....

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