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Andy Kollmorgen
Andy Kollmorgen
Author at choice.com.au at
Choice Australia
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Recent Articles
choice.com.au
NAB blames victims for unauthorised credit card charges
Brian and his wife kept their card details safe, but the bank says the couple are to blame after a thief used their account and PIN.
about 1 year ago
choice.com.au
Rental rights are gaining ground, but some parts of Australia are b...
A new report reveals that WA, NT and Tasmania have made little progress in the fight for a fair rental market.
about 1 year ago
choice.com.au
Pathology lab becomes the first business to be fined in Australia f...
In a recent court judgement – the first of its kind under the Privacy Act – Australian Clinical Labs was fined $5.8 million.
about 1 year ago
choice.com.au
How accurate are the flood-risk ratings behind home insurance premi...
Most insurers use the same resource to measure flood risk, which could be reducing the extent to which they compete on price.
about 1 year ago
choice.com.au
What's it really like to be an Amazon delivery driver?
The Fair Work Commission can now make rulings on the working conditions of 'employee-like' workers, but many remain underpaid and overworked.
12 months ago
choice.com.au
Genetic discrimination in life insurance to be banned
A new law proposed for next year will ban life insurance companies from accessing genetic test results.
10 months ago
choice.com.au
Real estate agents, chemists, car hire companies and more under new...
Australia’s privacy regulator is reviewing the privacy policies of businesses collecting your personal data during in-person interactions.
9 months ago
choice.com.au
One-fifth of Australian imports have probable links to forced labour
New research reveals that 21.5% of imported goods come from regions known for exploiting workers.
7 months ago
choice.com.au
Why wouldn’t the bank help this identity theft victim?
A fraudster opened an account in another person’s name with a stolen driver’s licence, but the bank fobbed the victim off because she wasn’t a customer.
7 months ago
choice.com.au
Bedding retailer Emma Sleep cops $15m penalty for misleading shoppers
Over the nearly three years that the company was engaging in deceptive tactics, it sold 243,000 products and brought in $134 million.
6 months ago
choice.com.au
Federal Court rules Coles misled shoppers with ‘Down Down’ discounts
The legal victory highlights the need for increased pricing transparency across the supermarket sector.
5 months ago