Sarah Sharples

One of Australia’s biggest fashion retailers will close more than 200 stores and shut down five of its brands as it struggles financially.

A major Australian food supplier, which had been operating for 34 years, has collapsed.

Couples who have been screwed over after one of the happiest days of their lives have resorted to showing up at photographer’s houses to demand refunds or footage, and are issuing warnings there is a lack of protection for consumers in the wedding industry.

Devastated brides have revealed the joy of their wedding day has been somewhat “sabotaged” as they make desperate attempts to obtain the video footage taken by the company they hired.

An Australian tour operator collapsed owing more than $3 million and investigations found just $616 left in the bank, according to a liquidator’s report.

Confession time: I have never seen the appeal of going on a cruise.

A mum whose child was patted “very roughly” by a childcare educator and later in the day was excluded from other kids leaving him highly distressed is at a loss after the centre’s new corporate owner’s “horrendous” handling of the situation.

A crisis-hit industry has seen another company collapse – despite it making $120 million last year – with 50 staff members sacked on the spot.

A family who were caught up in a sinister scam involving three of Australia’s big banks have described the situation as “sickening” as they lost a staggering $1.1 million.

Ride share giant Uber will cut its fares by up to 5 per cent next month in an attempt to lure more customers into the service but the move has been slammed as “infuriating” by drivers and labelled as further “exploitation” of vulnerable Australians.