How Aldi tests its products against the competition
The testing process your supermarket products undergo before hitting the shelf.
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Lucy Cormack
Lucy Cormack is Consumer Affairs Reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald.
The internet service we complain about the most
Complaints about internet services and the National Broadband Network rose by nearly 100 per cent in the past financial year.
'Sitting ducks': The Sydney homeowners facing reduced property values
A "disconnect," between banks, government planning and the insurance industry, is leaving Australian homeowners vulnerable to "climate change foreclosure."
From $100 to $500 in hours: fan fury over Seinfeld tickets
Fans of comedian Jerry Seinfeld have expressed outrage after tickets to the star's live Australian tour sold out in rapid time.
Why we're planning to ditch private health insurance in droves
More than one in 10 Australians plan to leave their private health fund in the next 12 months.
Entrepreneur Dick Smith has bone to pick with Aldi
Traditional supermarkets like Coles, Woolworths and IGA could cease to exist in 10 years time, and "we, the public are to blame", says Dick Smith.
Where Fitbits are $1 and Playstations are $4
Once upon a time, the best place to snag a retail bargain was the Boxing Day sales. Not anymore.
Can you tell your Zara from your Prada?
"Look-a-like" luxury goods are hurting the real thing.
'Living pay-to-pay just to get phone credit'
Community groups are calling for a review of the Centrelink Telephone Allowance, which currently offers a base rate of $28 a quarter.
How the wrong travel insurance can cost $851 extra
Add-on travel insurance packages offered by major Australian airlines can cost up to 150 per cent more than other polices, Choice has found.
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