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Australia's competition watchdog is defending its decision to block ANZ's takeover of Suncorp's banking arm, after it was overturned by an independent tribunal.
The ACCC argued the acquisition would reduce competition in the banking sector, where the big four banks have more than 70 per cent control.
Guest: Graeme Samuel, former chair of the ACCC
Producer:
Max Chalmers
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