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.Nicholas_Reece on the NAB resignations: I think there is more to it than Kenneth Hayne thinking they were a bit rude. Hayne was unsatisfied with their response as the leaders of that organisation. I think it is right they are gone. MORE: pmlive

 

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MurrayWatt Whoopee. $4.3m for getting sacked by the board after 88% of shareholders squashed his pay, the RC says he's a worm. $4.3m for the worst year a bank bloke can have and bugger-all for the customers his bank dudded. What utter garbage. The RC was just theatrical farce.

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