"The nation's first double-dissolution election in almost 30 years may be triggered by the drive to stamp out union corruption but bank scandals, tax evaders and corporate corruption will become a much bigger election battleground before July 2.
The Coalition government has a record of badly misreading the depth of public anger in relation to the banks, and includes poor financial advice, dodgy life insurance, mortgage fraud, bank bill rate rigging as well as broader corporate bribery and corruption.
Dragging its heels on reforms, sitting on recommendations for months and having a revolving door of financial services ministers, has done little to engender public trust."
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