Almost a year after first being charged, former National Australia Bank chief executive Andrew Thorburn's one-time chief of staff Rosemary Rogers has finally pleaded guilty to participating in an illegal scheme to organising lucrative contracts and bloated invoices.

It's been a year since the final public hearings of the banking royal commission, but as Westpac's money-laundering scandal shows, the problems still aren't over. Although billions of dollars are expected to flow back to victims of banking misconduct, they feel that little has changed and justice is further away than ever.  Updated 02 December 2019