Million Aussies get $93m fee refund: Is your bank on list?
Australian banks have promised to refund a mammoth $93 million in rogue fees to nearly one million customers. See the full list of banks and if you can expect a nice windfall.
Victoria Business
Aussie fashion house’s $10m meltdown as just $478 left in bank
The fashion house behind brands including Keepsake and Finders Keepers racked up nearly $10m in debts before its collapse, while its bank balance was whittled down to less than $500.
Creditors face $3m hit in medicinal cannabis company closure
Dozens of unsecured creditors have been left $3m out of pocket after a Melbourne-based medicinal cannabis company entered administration following the sale of key assets to a rival producer.
Revealed: Which frequent flyer program offers the best value?
New analysis aims to throw some light on one of the murkiest areas of airline loyalty schemes.
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Room with a poo: Multimillion-dollar viral SA property seized
After going viral for having a toilet in its kitchen, a multimillion-dollar Adelaide property has been seized.
Health care giant to close 17 clinics across Australia
Australia’s largest private provider of psychology services is shutting down most of its clinics in a move it says will “reshape” its mental health support strategy.
Tax man watching for dodgy GST claims
The ATO is cracking down on businesses in hospitality and construction over dodgy GST refund claims, amid concern the practice is spreading to new sectors supercharged by advisers selling the fake schemes.
‘Dopamine casino’: Secret behind Labubu revealed as profits soar
A marketing guru claims Labubu toys tap into the same brain wiring as poker machines, as the company behind them forecasts a nine-figure surge in profit.
Geelong A Creative City
Listen to the interesting podcast that discusses how business leaders, innovators and educators are driving the future of Geelong.
ASIC flags reforms after Shield, First Guardian collapses
The corporate cop says it will work with Treasury and the government on options for reform in the wake of the First Guardian and Shield fund failures.
NAB boss slept through 3am board hook-up about his behaviour
NAB boss Andrew Irvine says a week of media scrutiny over his behaviour has been challenging. It started with remarks about him drinking and evolved into a public discourse about his leadership style.
Qantas hack underscores our woeful data storage game
In the world ahead, companies are going to need to store vast amounts of data to gain the advantages of enhancing computer power. Which means Australia has some clear choices.
‘Protect your family’: Fed up wife’s raw letter to stubborn husband
She was a wife at breaking point, trying to convince her husband to take basic steps to protect his family’s future. So I helped her pen this eye-opening letter, writes Barefoot Investor.
Virgin tweaks power bank policy after mid-air fire
A mid-air fire on a Virgin Australia flight has prompted an update to the airline’s policy on the carriage of power banks, to ensure they are in view at all times.
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