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Audi taken to court over emissions cheating scandal
The ACCC has taken Audi to court for using software to cheat tests and misleading consumers about true emissions levels.
The ACCC has taken Audi to court for using software to cheat tests and misleading consumers about true emissions levels.
Jetstar and Virgin Australia will pay penalties of hundreds of thousands of dollars for their use of "misleading and deceptive" pricing tactics.
Is it true that hens that aren't happy won't produce eggs? Because that's what caged egg farmers are claiming.
A complaint about a Bakers Delight billboard "advertising lollies on bread for school lunches" has been upheld.
Online female fashion retailers Shakuhachi and Popcherry have landed on the most recent consumer complaints register.
You may not know it, but your doctor may transfer your full medical history to your life insurance provider, possibly in breach of doctor-patient confidentiality rules.
It's a good news day for chocolate lovers: Prices for chocolate are set to fall as the world cocoa market shifts from a deficit to the largest surplus in six years.
Bets on US marijuana companies helped an Australian manager soar 145 per cent last year to become the world's best-performing hedge fund.
Les thought buying hearing aids would be a simple exercise. But he soon found out otherwise.
A Danish online retailer has been accused of sending consumers payment notices for products they never ordered.
Exposure to chemical insecticides called pyrethroids during pregnancy may affect your child's behaviour, a study shows.
You can do almost all your banking online. So why can't you do the same to cancel a credit card?
Most consumers considered the price and level of cover as the only "detail" necessary to make an informed decision.
Commonwealth Bank says that its staff aren't avoiding or wilfully denying life insurance claims.
We've been calling these products 'milk' for decades. Will we have to stop?
You can finally check when you will get the NBN and what sort of technology you will be receiving.
If you have a complaint about Veda, you can no longer take it the Financial Ombudsman Service.
A woman posing as a security guard has been charged with shoplifting from a Camilla warehouse sale.
The downturn in the dairy industry has taken its toll on the country's largest milk processor, Murray Goulburn Co-Operative.
Australia's peak body for the painting industry has expressed concerns for tradespeople who have been issued qualifications to handle toxic materials without the requisite training.
Broadband speed and performance claims, misbehaving health insurance providers and consumer guarantees are in the watchdog's sights.
Here's something else to worry about: the legion of cyber fraudsters and identity thieves are trying to steal your frequent flyer points – and they're succeeding.
Here's what the ACCC says you can do to help reduce petrol prices at a time when costs are going through the roof.
Restaurants affiliated with the online booking site Dimmi have blacklisted 38,000 diners for failing to show up at a reservation in the past year.
Five years after graduating from medicine in Sydney, Matt Schiller is operating in Silicon Valley.
Drug trial studies that are sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry are more likely to favour a sponsor's product.
It looked like the perfect Airbnb that was too good to be true. It was.
The slide of the share of the private health insurance market held by Medibank Private is showing few signs of slowing, as the group battles high complaints volumes and rising costs.
The corporate watchdog says the insurance industry is doing itself no favours by selling junk products that hurt the most vulnerable.
Bellamy's shareholders told not to back the push to grab board control of the troubled company
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