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.
Article investigation
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.
Labubu warning: Why counterfeit toys could be putting young kids at risk
Copies of the popular toy, known as Lafufus, are prompting safety warnings overseas and from CHOICE experts.
CHOICE survey: More people using unit pricing, but price labels still too confusing
Unit pricing can help you make your food budget go further, but many people are not getting the most from this system.
Banks imposing non-disclosure agreements on scam victims
When reimbursements come with a gag order, the behaviour of banks stays off the public record.
Thousands of energy disconnections could have been prevented
Many energy retailers are still failing those in hardship.
At what cost? Cashless society risks leaving some out in the cold
Heather fears banks and businesses moving away from cash will further isolate her.