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The original was posted on /r/newzealand by /u/flyingflibertyjibbet on 2024-09-25 09:02:42+00:00.


On the eve of a select committee enquiry into banking, while across the ditch ANZ is being investigated by the regulator, and monopoly watch has called for the break-up of ANZ for manipulating interest rates - suddenly Antonia Watson discovers that Kiwis are doing it tough and hey, what about a capital gains tax?

This is the head of NZ's largest bank who just last year was having a whinge because, and I quote, "I feel like I have to defend our profits."

Pull the other one Antonia. We see what you're up to.

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