What are mental health apps doing with your data?
Academics have raised concerns about the data collection and use policies of some popular mental health apps.
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Remote Aboriginal communities left behind in Australia’s rooftop solar boom
Rooftop solar could reduce high energy costs and prevent blackouts, but regulatory hurdles are slowing progress.
RentTech platforms: How your data is used against you
Rental application platforms make data-driven decisions that can exclude certain applicants.
Rental agents shifting costs to renters
RentTech platforms can charge extra to make rental payments, and add on late fees that can contribute to financial hardship.
What can Australia learn from how other countries are regulating buy now, pay later?
Jurisdictions around the world are taking different approaches to regulating the booming buy now, pay later credit industry.
Right2Drive confusing customers, says former employee
An ex-employee of the accident hire car company says they aren’t doing enough to be transparent about how they operate.
Online access still difficult for many older and elderly Australians
Governments and businesses aren’t making it easy for seniors to get digitally connected.
Free vs paid bankruptcy advice
A range of companies offer bankruptcy advice for a fee, but is their advice trustworthy?
Accident car hire companies taking consumers for a ride
Customers of accident car hire companies have been unfairly pursued for tens of thousands of dollars.