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'Drenched in 100-degree liquid': Thermomix taken to court
The ACCC has taken Thermomix to court over allegations it misled customers and engaged in misleading conduct regarding the safety of its TM31 device.
The ACCC has taken Thermomix to court over allegations it misled customers and engaged in misleading conduct regarding the safety of its TM31 device.
There's more bad news on energy prices, as a new report reveals the shocking lengths struggling families will go to to stay on top of growing bills.
EnergyAustralia has announced it will increase electricity prices in Sydney by 19 per cent - or $346 a year - from July 1.
Shares in Takata, the company behind the biggest safety recall in automotive history, have been suspended amid media reports it plans to file for bankruptcy as soon as next week.
Those baulking at tomato prices have Cyclone Debbie to blame after the category-four cyclone ripped through prime growing regions across Queensland but don't despair, prices are expected to halve by July.
If your two-year-old Ultra HD television stopped working for no apparent reason, would you be able to get your money back?
About 44 per cent of Australians believe their super will not be enough for their entire period of retirement.
There's a lot at stake. Ride-hailing, as an industry and a civic utility, is too big an idea to be left to a company like the one Uber is now. The company that wins this industry is bound to become one of the world's most powerful corporations.
Even after pressure on as companies to boost supply, the threat of power blackouts this summer hasn't gone away.
A second business associated with fashion label Shakuhachi is in liquidation, with debts in excess of $315,000.
The competition watchdog is pushing to have its case against the nation's biggest milk processor heard before a class action threatens to drag the matter out.
AGL is the first of the big three energy retailers in NSW to announce increases to electricity and gas prices.
NSW families could pay up to 30 per cent more next financial year because of ballooning wholesale prices.
The electricity market is bracing for significant change, with the risk that surging prices will force a number of smaller retailers to quit the market.
Westpac customers have been targeted by criminals in a malicious email campaign this week that attempts to collect their personal and banking information.
Ausgrid has been fined for temporarily cutting power without warning to homes with customers using life-support machines.
Concerning links emerge between contaminated berries recall of 2015, and this latest one.
Milk processor Murray Goulburn has slumped to new lows on worries over its planned revamp.
Australian shoppers can save almost $80 by replacing leading supermarket brand products with budget equivalents.
There's a new start-up in town, and it's offering $8 lunches to workers in Sydney's CBD.
Telco to compensate 45,000 customers after admission ACCC investigation.
It's long existed in Japan, and now the capsule hotel has arrived in Australia. So what will you get for $50?
More than 800,000 tonnes of food waste is thrown out by NSW households every year, while 80,000 adults and children suffer food insecurity.
Creative Gourmet frozen berries are being yanked off shelves after another possible case of hepatitis contamination hit the brand.
The credit card fees that banks were able to charge, and which funded their own rewards schemes, will fall from July.
Vodafone will fight the competition watchdog in court to overturn a decision governing access to mobile phone networks in regional areas.
Weight and volume markings could soon move from the front of a product's packaging to "cut red tape".
Internet service providers to get discounted prices for NBN bandwidth, with one condition.
Consumer watchdog may drag several providers to court for dudding customers with slow internet.
It might seem like the budget-friendly option, but 'time of use' electricity plans could actually cost you much more.
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