Excessive contact from charities leading to donation fatigue
With over 60,000 charities in Australia vying for funds, some donors feel they’re being harassed.
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Budget 2023: Everything you need to know about the ‘cost of living’ Budget
At the centre of the federal government’s first full Budget is a $14.6 billion cost of living package.
Latitude Finance breach affecting customers of many current and former businesses
Greg hasn’t used a credit product associated with Latitude in many years, so why was his personal data caught in the breach?
LG TV recall: 2016–2019 models
LG has recalled a series of 65- and 77-inch TVs due to faulty capacitors.
ASIC report finds banks are failing scam victims
When scammers target you for your money, your bank is unlikely to be of much help.
RentTech platforms making renting that much harder
A new CHOICE report reveals the increasing dominance of third-party rental platforms and their discriminatory impacts on prospective tenants.
RentTech platforms have your data, whether you like it or not
The privacy policies of popular rental platforms raise questions about what the providers are doing with your personal data.
Qantas credit deadline extension not good enough
Giving customers an extra 12 months to use their flight credits doesn’t necessarily make them any easier to use.
Zip Pay and Afterpay users say they’re being charged for goods they’ll never receive
Brosa customers who used these services say they continue to be charged for non-deliverable goods.
Kogan delivery of Brosa goods comes at a cost
Customers who bought goods from Brosa before it went bust say new owner Kogan is jacking up delivery charges, but the company insists it’s adding no markups.