‘If they log the whole forest we will die’
CHOICE travels to the remote Borneo jungles to meet a community fighting back against a company exporting wood to Australia.
Article investigation
‘Run the risk of looking silly’: Media regulator criticised for coordinating with cricket body on illegal gambling questions
The body responsible for regulating gambling advertising has again been accused of being too cosy with the industry.
Toy safety failures from Temu, AliExpress, eBay and Amazon
Four of the five online marketplaces we reviewed were selling unsafe children’s products.
Shein, AliExpress, eBay and Amazon failing on button battery safety
Why can online marketplaces still sell unsafe button battery products?
Amanda waited 30 years for a new smile, then she lost $60,000
Calls for stronger consumer protections after a dentist’s death leaves patients out of pocket.
What’s it really like to be an Amazon delivery driver?
The Fair Work Commission now has some power over the gig economy, but many drivers remain underpaid and overworked.
AI is increasingly invading our medical privacy as regulation struggles to keep up
Patient scans shared without consent, AI scribes recording doctor visits – medical professionals’ AI use is raising big concerns.
How accurate are the flood risk ratings behind home insurance premium hikes?
Most insurers use the same resource to measure flood risk, but this could be reducing competition for consumers.
Many retirees with low super balances are still missing out on tax benefits
The super funds are using an obscure rule to penalise low-income account holders.
The day the last bank left town
Like many communities around the country, the Victorian town of Yarram is reeling from the closure of their last bank.