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Know These Components of KYC
Knowing who your customer is can help you enact protocols to deter financial crimes in financial institutions. KYC, short for “Know Your Client” or...
Third year of declining phone and internet complaints but problems persist for small businesses
Complaints about phone and internet services decreased 6.1 per cent in the last financial year ending 30 June 2021. During this period, residential consumers...
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has the power to stop misleading advertising. So why can’t it stop Craig Kelly’s texts?
Picture: AAP/Mick Tsikas
Earlier this month, many Australians received a text message prompting them to visit the “Australian Government’s COVID-19 Vaccines Adverse Events Report.”
It...
From October, it will be all but impossible for most Australians to vape — largely because of Canberra’s little-known ‘homework police
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After a misstep, it’s about to become illegal to import e-cigarettes without a prescription, which means that, for most Australians, it’ll...
Going electric and banning new petrol-powered cars could be Australia’s next big light bulb moment
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In 2007 Malcolm Turnbull turned off an industry’s life support without blinking.
The industry made light bulbs, of the traditional kind — so energy-inefficient...
Only a small fraction of buildings with flammable cladding have been fixed, and owners are feeling the strain
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Australia has more than 3,400 buildings with flammable cladding. In Victoria alone, at least 71 of these buildings have been classified as “extreme risk” and another 368...
