Advertising regulations prohibit the use of terms such as wrinkle-reducing injections or colloquial names such as “tox” or “Brotox”. Many industry players advertise regardless.
Customers who bought table lamps from the discount store have been urged to stop using them immediately due to exposed wires that could cause electrocution.
A proposal to lengthen parking bays to accommodate enormous vehicles has attracted more than 1200 submissions.
The popular discount store has had thousands of potentially hazardous products,including children’s toys,stripped from shelves.
Drinking too much overseas can void your travel insurance. Being forgetful about your luggage may also mean you won’t get covered. And if you like extreme sports,or a cruise,check the fine print.
Radiation and melanoma experts say updates to the TGA’s rules for sunscreen labelling fail to address issues with aerosol sunscreen safety.
Ombudsman Cynthia Gebert says the company’s offers of free data was cold comfort for many Optus customers,especially those who couldn’t call triple-zero.
To most left high and dry by the $2.17 million collapse of Trent Bowden’s trading scheme,the savvy Perth businessman was a stranger. But the revelations unearthed by the probe into its affairs have shocked even those closest to him.
He made national headlines after being accused of duping his lotto syndicate out of their $1.5 million jackpot. But they weren’t the only ones chasing him for money.
The US and UK are using a technology called SHAKEN-STIRRED that would dramatically reduce scam calls. Why aren’t we using it? It doesn’t work on landline phones.