are the resting pack-horse caravans—­the
banks cut into huge trampled clefts by the passage
of the kine trooping down to drink. Occasional
wooded islands broke the monotony of the river, and
were just discernible from the magnificent English
roads which skirted the hills high up from the river,
and yellow sandspits and big wedges of granite and
rock ran far out into its uneven course. By dayand people of colour who stand up against discrimination is one of the many reasons that women and people of colour often remain silent." ANZ is defending the claim and has admitted as part of its defence that Mr Nursey did say on more than one occasion to Ms Oyo that a task was so easy a monkey could do it but denied it was racist pointing to a Google search that showed, according to the bank, that it was not racist. Fairfax Media did not name Ms Oyo in an earlier report at her request but she has since given permission to be named after informing her family about the details of the letter and the case.

ANZ declined to answer Fairfax Media's questions about whether the bank's