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.
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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.
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.
Viral victims: Scam survivors trying to recoup their losses online
Scam victims are turning to the web to recover their losses, but advocates say banks should be doing more to support them.
Scalpers target AFL Finals with illegally inflated ticket prices
Melbourne-based ticket reselling website selling excessively marked-up tickets to Saturday’s AFL Finals in Sydney.
Carol’s story: Insurance delay making bad situation worse
Lawyers say delay by insurers adds to claimant’s distress
Subscription traps catching out consumers online
Subscription traps are just one of the many so-called ‘dark patterns’ deceiving consumers online.