Ford has announced a recall of its Courier vehicles it believes could be fitted with dangerous airbags.
Popular cars made by Audi,BMW,Ford,Honda,Mazda,Mitsubishi,Suzuki and Toyota are believed to be equipped with another type of airbag inflator which may spray shrapnel when deployed in a crash.
Recalls from the sale of potentially deadly products for children rose by 88 per cent between 2011 and 2017,with new research finding four-fifths were made in China.
South-Australia based Udder Delights has announced that routine testing found E. coli in some of the 200 gram white mouldy cheeses.
The cars may have a new type of Takata airbag linked to a death and a serious injury in two separate crashes in Australia,the ACCC said in an alert.
At least 46 people around Australia,including 15 from NSW,have fallen ill after eating the frozen meals.
Shares in the company fell more than 6 per cent after health regulators found trace amounts of asbestos in samples taken from a bottle purchased online.
A new"urgent recall"for about 20,000 Australian cars has been issued,including models from BMW,Holden,Honda,Mitsubishi and Toyota.
Ikea is recalling a children's bib after customers complained the button was a choking hazard.
Drug-safety officials are looking into whether Sanofi stomach medication Zantac and generic versions contain dangerous levels of the probable carcinogen NDMA.
A Coles spokeswoman said the products may have turned a"yellowish"colour and have a"metallic chemical taste".