waste watch spokesman. "Pat Conroy is Labor's waste watch spokesman." What is 'waste watch spokesman'? thank you.

inflation dragon Inflation is the Reserve Bank's key mandate - the aim is to keep what used to be inflation dragon in a target band of between 2 and 3 per cent over time what is inflation dragon? thank you

lift its game I think we found that ASIC's not quite fit for today and it wasn't fit for the future. There were some areas where ASIC does punch above its weight: market surveillance. And there are some areas where ASIC did need to lift its game: data analysis and enforcement. what's the" lift its game" mean? thank you

world-first I think we found that ASIC's not quite fit for today and it wasn't fit for the future. There were some areas where ASIC does punch above its weight: market surveillance. And there are some areas where ASIC did need to lift its game: data analysis and enforcement. So it was a world-first in terms of actually doing a capability review of a regulator and measuring the expectations gaps. So I guess I would view our report has having probably a longer shelf life than some others might think what is the "world-first" mean? thank you

rigging allegations 'But at the same time the scandals keep rolling out, mainly because of whistle blowers but of course you pursued Westpac like the ANZ over the bank bill swap rate rigging allegations' .what's the meaning of ' rigging allegations' here? thank you

so the RBA is taking a glass half full on this. The RBA board noted that "subdued labour costs had led to low household income growth." So less money coming in and less money going out. KIM LANDERS: So could there be an upside here, though? I'm thinking perhaps businesses are doing well if wage growth has been so low? PETER RYAN: Yeah so the RBA is taking a glass half full on this. That flat-lining wages growth has enabled business to boost employment "by more than they might have been able to otherwise". how to understand " so the RBA is taking a glass half full on this."? and what's the meaning of "otherwise" here? thank you

roll out 'But at the same time the scandals keep rolling out, mainly because of whistle blowers but of course you pursued Westpac like the ANZ over the bank bill swap rate rigging allegations' .what's the meaning of ' roll out' here? thank youand what's the meaning of 'rigging allegations'?