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The not-for-profit community music project 50rpm was founded in 2019 and is somewhat unique in its organisation. It has 50 ...

Optus has been penalised for selling customers phones and contracts they didn't want or need, following court action brought ...

Optus has admitted to engaging in unconscionable conduct against hundreds of vulnerable customers when selling them phones and contracts they could not use or afford.

SYDNEY--Singapore Telecommunications-owned Optus has agreed to a US$65 million penalty in its latest run-in with Australian regulators, admitting that it sold unsuitable products to vulnerable ...

The StandardX, Melbourne opened in August 2024 as the first Australian property under the Standard International brand and marking the global debut of the StandardX. The 125-room hotel features a ...

Australia’s second largest telecommunications provider Optus has agreed to pay a $100 million fine for unconscionable conduct ...

The flagship shop will feature a range of official tour merchandise, and will be the first in a series of stores across the ...

Australia's consumer watchdog will fine Optus $100 million after the telecommunications company was found to have engaged in unconscionable conduct by selling products that consumers did not want or ...