The Community Network at it again
PUBLIC Defender has obtained a significant refund for this man — who owns a first-aid training business — from column regular The Community Network, aka Multimedia International Services.
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ACCC investigates Thermomix injuries
CONSUMER cops are investigating Thermomix over injuries to owners — and attempts to silence them.
No assets? No savings? No worries
AFTER discovering Yza Canja built a $2M property portfolio in six months with no assets or savings, Elaine Paraha said to herself: “Why can’t I?
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Fresh danger posed by more faulty cables
AS the cost of the Infinity cable recall doubles to $160m, industry insiders who blew the whistle say there is another “even more dangerous” failure.
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650 complaints a day to NSW power retailers
A STAGGERING 650 electricity customers are complaining to their retailer each and every day — double the rate of a year ago, new official figures show.
Holiday salesman’s killer sales pitch
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Timeshare business had a killer sales pitch
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‘The Occupier’ fights back on $4008 bill
A BIG power company wrongly pursued Rick Lacina for thousands of dollars. But he’s had the last laugh — not only has he outflanked Origin Energy, he has helped to trigger a move to kill the “back-bill”.
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Baby massage service angers mothers
A BABY massage business is under official investigation amid allegations it faked accreditation, overcharged students and falsely claimed ties to a leading hospital.
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