Remote Indigenous communities left with broken cars and no redress: Part one
CHOICE travels to the remote Indigenous community of Wujal Wujal in Far North Qld to investigate dodgy motor vehicle sales.
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Melbourne-based ticket reselling website selling excessively marked-up tickets to Saturday’s AFL Finals in Sydney.
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Subscription traps are just one of the many so-called ‘dark patterns’ deceiving consumers online.
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Retirees say they’re being unfairly denied credit, but the banking industry says it’s just following the rules.
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Should leftover superannuation become part of your will?
The problems with death benefit nominations in super, and why the system needs a review.
Electric bed retailer Revitalife using ‘sleep survey’ as sales tool
The company claims its expensive adjustable beds help older Australians sleep better, but the evidence is thin.
Embedded networks trapping customers with expensive electricity
Half a million Australians are locked into an embedded network for their power, with reduced consumer protections.