Gas giant Santos sued for alleged greenwashing
One of Australia’s largest gas companies could be in breach of Australian Consumer Law over environmental claims.
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Banks and insurers called on to prevent financial abuse in family violence situations
Report urges financial service providers to ensure their products aren’t used in financial abuse and family violence situations.
How cashback sites use your data
Apps and sites like Cashrewards and ShopBack may save you a little on your shopping, but what do you give up in return?
Government urged to strengthen Modern Slavery Act
The Modern Slavery Act is under review and human rights advocates are calling for tougher measures against offenders.
Customers ‘horrified’, ‘frustrated’ by Medibank’s data hack response
Medibank customers caught up in the data hack tell CHOICE of their frustration at the insurer’s poor response.
Millions impacted as Medibank data breach fallout grows
The health fund initially said no customer data had been accessed. Now it says data of some 4 million members has been breached.
Buy now, pay later failing family violence victims
Support workers advocating for victims of family violence say undertrained BNPL providers are making inappropriate requests.
CHOICE finds heavy metals in supermarket herbs and spices
We tested popular dried herbs and spices on the market and some had more heavy metals than others.
What to do if you’ve been caught up in the Optus data breach
Optus says up to 9.8 million people may have had their data breached. Here’s what to do if you’re one of them.
Car sales in remote Indigenous communities, part two: A broken system
In part two of CHOICE’s investigation, we look at the problems faced when trying to get a repair or refund.