Business
Consumer affairs
Amazon’s MacKenzie Scott gave away billions. The scam artists followed
Wollongong mother Danielle Churchill needed help. Late last year, she received the message that seemed to solve her financial problems.
- by Nicholas Kulish
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Economists’ high-rise study a low blow for heritage activist
A Sydney-based think tank says high-rise unit developments change suburban character, but not in a negative way. Brisbane residents argue high density without services is the problem.
- by Tony Moore
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Enterprise
‘A wake-up call’: Disgruntled couples waiting years to get wedding photos
Dozens of couples are fighting to get their wedding prints from one of Australia’s top wedding photographers, with a string of disgruntled customers and business associates across three states.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Opinion
Franchising
Lack of legislation leaves franchisees out in the cold
The first step in fixing Australia’s ailing franchising sector lies in recognising that it is a joint venture business model and franchisees have very little say in managing their futures
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Electric cars
VW boss says ‘embarrassing’ rules stop cheap electric car imports
Frustrated and embarrassed, Volkswagen Australia’s chief is speaking out against state and federal governments’ failure to support electric cars.
- by Nick O'Malley
‘Huge impost’: Parents struggle to secure EpiPens with long shelf lives
Parents have been shopping around at pharmacies for the life-saving devices, but many have been unable to find EpiPen Jrs with a shelf life beyond July.
- by Henrietta Cook