Australia’s $1.5bn trump card in Meta fight
The parent company behind Facebook could face a mammoth fine if found to have breached a major agreement with news publishers.
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Optus fined $1.5m after ‘alarming’ breach
Close to 200,000 mobile customers were put at risk after the telco giant failed to share critical emergency data.
No easy fix to mobile chaos
A push to introduce temporary emergency roaming services during natural disasters has been met with resistance given its limitations and excessive cost.
Business apologises for misleading customers
An Australian online business could face penalties of up to $10m after admitting it misled consumers, but says changes have been made to its service.
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Cops crack alleged bank card fraud plot
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Ash Barty reveals how Aussie teens can score $3K
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Meta misleads Aussies over app claim
The social media giant has been ordered to pay a hefty fine after it conceded to misleading consumers with a security app.
Melrose Place star poses totally nude at 60
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Sneak peek at rare Woolworths Disney collectible
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Tradie misery as 740 jobs slashed
A major global builder with a base in Australia will slash hundreds of jobs, equating to roughly to 10 per cent of its international workforce.
‘It’s stressful’: Tennis legend’s motivation to save young lives
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Aussie threat in prosecco, feta fight
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