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Tommee Tippee super soft dummies recalled over safety fears
Tommee Tippee super soft comforters are being recalled over safety fears.
Tommee Tippee super soft comforters are being recalled over safety fears.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has launched an investigation into Thermomix.
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A shop being prosecuted for selling faulty USB phone chargers has changed suppliers, a court has heard.
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