Outback community left with severely limited access to cash
This Northern Territory council serves an area bigger than New Zealand, but has only one bank branch left.
Article investigation
Why the electricity pricing safety net isn’t working
Default market offers are supposed to protect consumers who don’t pick an energy plan, but it appears the system is broken.
How ethical is your favourite chocolate?
Child labour and deforestation are slowly being addressed, but are manufacturers really cleaning up their supply chains?
What MyConnect isn’t telling you
Salespeople offer to help connect your utilities, but are you getting the best deal from this conflicted company?
‘No compassion’: Viking Cruises refuses refund after cancer recurrence
Adelaide couple left $20K out of pocket and fuming at company’s “heartless” response.
Is your bank still investing your money in fossil fuels?
The big four banks – ANZ, NAB, Westpac and CBA – are all pouring money into oil, coal and gas.
Uber is dominating, is this good for Aussie consumers?
In the past we said Uber was good for competition, now Australia is the most Uber-dense market in the world
Illegal tanning nasal sprays pushed by social media influencers
Experts are concerned that the dangerous ingestible tanning products are becoming increasingly popular.
Counterfeit LifeVac anti-choking devices for sale on eBay
The TGA has its work cut out for it when it comes to policing overseas platforms selling counterfeit medical devices.
Should you trust an AI chatbot with your mental health?
Millions are using Headspace, Wysa, Youper and other popular therapy chatbots, but can AI replace a professional counsellor?