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The 47 toys too dangerous for Christmas
A Thomas the Tank Engine train, a Minion toy rifle and 45 other dangerous toys will be destroyed by a steamroller as part of an annual product safety blitz.
A Thomas the Tank Engine train, a Minion toy rifle and 45 other dangerous toys will be destroyed by a steamroller as part of an annual product safety blitz.
Mr Baird has pointed to Canada's experience to reassure the public that privatising the land titles registry is the right thing to do.
A complaint about a 15-second internet advertisement for a Paddle Pop iceblock has been upheld by the Advertising Standards Bureau.
The 'serving size' on a food label is meant to help you control your weight, but it's actually leaving a lot of consumers confused. Here's why.
Some of Asia's marquee airlines that spoil passengers with free alcohol and in-flight entertainment may soon have to kick the habit.
Choice alleges one consumer was charged $861.72 when he decided to cancel two Qantas tickets to New York, following three separate changes to his flight time that were instigated by the airline.
MyRepublic customers say the five to 20 days timeframe to be connected to the new service is "ridiculous" and "a problem".
Another Samsung washing machine has caught on fire in Sydney, triggering the residents - including three children - to flee.
Don't get too excited by a cut-price deal to rent a cool holiday house on Airbnb. Here are ways to avoid the scammers.
We've got you covered with these top Kris Kringle gift ideas for all age groups.
A Sydney councillor has come under fire after the inner-city gym he owned suddenly shut, leaving members hundreds of dollars out of pocket.
Australia's top legal figures warn that privatising the land titles registry will lead to consumers paying more for a lesser service.
ME bank customers have complained of not being able to purchase petrol and groceries, with outages disrupting numerous debit and mastercard transactions on Friday afternoon.Â
There is a cherry shortage this year, but don't panic. It may not be as bad as you think.
NSW Labor MP Ron Hoenig is calling for a parliamentary inquiry into children's football.
The government is pushing ahead with a deal that could make buying property more expensive despite protests from right across the state's property sector.
The ride-sharing service is offering $1 million in ride discounts this festive season - meaning some rides will be free.
Major global food and household companies are selling products containing palm oil tainted by human rights abuses, Amnesty International alleges.
A Melbourne man claims Thrifty slapped him with a late fee after he became stuck in Monday morning's traffic chaos while attempting to return a hired van.
The warning follows numerous complaints relating to misleading and deceptive conduct, unfair contract terms and unapproved charges.
New laws will be introduced to stop dodgy companies ripping off the poorest Australians.
You won't believe how much you are spending on presents this year.
More than $3.6 million in trust account funds has been stolen by NSW real estate agents in the past two years.
The testing process your supermarket products undergo before hitting the shelf.
While Australia's peak standards body mulls over the merits of introducing a safe life limit for bicycle parts, bike buyers in Canberra are being warned to watch out for lemons on the second-hand market.
Bicycles don't have a speedometer so is there any real way to check if they're past their use-by date?
Household appliances, clothes and toys make up a few of the surprisingly dangerous presents you don't want to find lurking in your stocking this Christmas.
Restaurants are becoming increasingly data-savvy, creating detailed profiles of who you are and what you like to eat.
The Australian Information and Privacy Commissioner is investigating allegations personal information held by telcos can be bought on the black market from overseas call centres.
After months of rumours, it's been confirmed - Pizza Hut has gobbled up the ailing Eagle Boys chain, becoming a real threat to industry leader Domino's.
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