'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': Sydney agent convicted over $600,000 fraud
A real estate agent, who advertised his agency as "one you can finally trust," will face two years' imprisonment after fraudulently converting more than $600,000.
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Lucy Cormack
Lucy Cormack is Consumer Affairs Reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald.
Need a tradie? Here's what you'll be paying
Plumbers are the most expensive tradies in NSW, according to new figures.
'Mass confusion' as energy customers await new net meters
It ends in less than a week, but there is still "mass confusion" about the end of the NSW solar bonus scheme.
'We can't keep up': Asbestos discovery skyrockets in Sydney
Asbestos removal jobs have increased 32 per cent in the past year, a major trade booking site has found.
Are prawns really going to cost you $50 a kilo this Christmas?
An outbreak of disease in prawn ponds south of Brisbane has some fearing a prawn shortage this Christmas.
The Sydney suburb hooked on online shopping
NSW is the fastest-growing state for online shopping, but there is one suburb heading to the online checkout the most.
Nurofen fine for misleading consumers increased to $6 million
The company that manufactures Nurofen has been fined $6 million for misleading consumers.
The letter telling Mazda customers how to ensure car resale potential
A Sydney Mazda car dealership has asked customers to give "only the highest scores possible" on a customer satisfaction survey.
The Australian city revealed as an Airbnb hotspot
Sydney has placed fifth in the global rankings of Airbnb users.
'Flushable' wipes to have their day in court
Australian manufacturers face court over claims about "flushable" wipes.
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