Mum’s phoney charge thrown out
HEAVILY pregnant Sydney woman, Pamela Bonney, who says a police officer told her video showed her holding a phone while driving has won her nine-month legal fight.
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Power bills slashed for these Sydney suburbs
Two electricity retailers are slashing prices for more than 100,000 customers. But an increase of $200 annually looms for another region.
Teeth-straightening giant accused of deceiving Aussies
Teeth-straightening colossus SmileDirectClub allegedly misled Aussie customers in claiming their aligners would be covered by health insurance.
Why this restaurant copped a barrage of fake reviews
After a Menulog courier stormed out of this couple’s Sydney restaurant, one-star reviews flooded in. Here is how they stopped the attack.
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Big plans will beef up Fair Trading
NEW Fair Trading minister Matt Kean believes he can slash the number of unresolved complaints from the current 5000 a year.
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Fat fingers lead to hefty $11m blowout
AUSTRALIANS are losing $11 million every year just by entering the wrong account details while using internet banking.
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Car insurers choose wrong bloke to tackle
JAMES Usher came to Sydney to play in a rugby league international. His side won 56-0. But he lost $4400 in rental-car accident excess, despite believing he was fully protected.
Westpac ‘lost’ $50,000 in Safe Custody Packet
Rowheya Pleming, of Claremont Meadows, is keeping up her battle over the money, title deeds to her home and a passport she believes the bank is responsible for.
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