Labor and Nationals continue banks inquiry push

Bill Shorten listens to former employees of the banking and financial services sector during a meeting at Parliament House

Bill Shorten listens to former employees of the banking and financial services sector during a meeting at Parliament House Source: AAP

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Labor leader Bill Shorten says while he is open to Turnbull government plans for a scheme to compensate past victims of financial scandals, he's still pushing for a royal commission into the banking sector.

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