Ace Business Desk – In short: David Jones suppliers report months of unpaid invoices and unanswered phone calls: By Clint Jasper and business reporter Emilia Terzon Published: Fri 6 Nov 2026 at 7:48am What’s next? David Jones’s suppliers have told the ABC that invoice payment times throughout 2026 were getting longer. The 188-year-old department store entered voluntary administration […]
Tag: Consumers
Ace Breaking News – Telstra customers flooded with false missed call notifications in MessageBank issue – ABC News: Published: Wed 4 Nov 2026 at 9:54pm Telstra customers have reported their SMS inboxes flooded with messages about missed calls from contacts which had not attempted to call them. It comes as the DownDetector website shows a spike in […]
Ace Business Desk – Government approves Sea Link, a major undersea power connection between Suffolk and Kent. Families and businesses could benefit from more clean, homegrown power as the government today (Friday 30 October) approves Sea Link, a major undersea power connection between Suffolk and Kent. Sea Link approved between Suffolk and Kent – a […]
Ace Business Desk – In short: The big four banks’ annual reports show they are sitting on billions in customers’ money that is not earning interest. Consumer advocates fear stringent conditions attached to high-interest savings accounts contribute to a broader issue: By business reporters Adelaide Miller and Jasper Wells Published: Sun 1 Nov 2026 at 5:00am What’s next? […]
Ace Security Desk – In short: BIG4 and other major holiday park operators are warning guests about fraudulent messages following a breach involving a third-party booking platform. Scammers are using booking details to target travellers with fake payment requests: By national tourism reporter Kristy Sexton-McGrath on Topic:Scams and Fraud Published: Tue 27 Oct 2026 at 5:05pm […]
Ace Buisness Desk – Fashion retailer H&M Hennes & Mauritz Pty Ltd (H&M Australia) has paid $138,600 in penalties for allegedly selling more than 4,000 items of children’s clothing without complying with the required fire hazard warning label requirements in breach of the Australian Consumer Law Australias ACCC Product Safety Business News Published: 30 Oct […]
Ace Health Desk – In short: The medicines regulator has proposed stricter testing rules after 16 sunscreens failed to meet their SPF claims. After ABC Investigation. The possible changes also cover the way sunscreens are labelled and laboratory testing is conducted: By national health equity reporter Rachel Carbonell and the Specialist Reporting Team’s Loretta Florance Published: Tue 27 […]
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