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eHarmony misled Australians over 'free' subscriptions, court rules
Users of eHarmony’s website and app were conned with fake free dating services and then forced to pay, the Federal Court of Australia has found. Source link
Luke Gosling charged with breach of bail just weeks after alleged assaults
Another charge has been laid against Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling, with NT Police alleging his conditions were breached just weeks after he was granted bail by a court. Source link
'She didn't care what anybody thought': Margaret Olley in five paintings
The late Margaret Olley has been celebrated as an artist, philanthropist and subject of two Archibald-winning portraits. A new exhibition takes the artist back to her roots. Source link
Darwin Woolworths blasts jingle outside store to stop 'loitering'
The looping sound of the Woolworths jingle outside a Darwin store has irritated customers, but the supermarket giant says the music is a tactic to reduce anti-social behaviour against staff and customers. Source link
Court hears Alan Jones was 'generous' to man alleging indecent assault
A former radio colleague of Alan Jones has admitted joking about the veteran broadcaster being generous and giving attention to a younger colleague at a Christmas lunch, but has denied seeing an indecent assault. Source link
Australia's most valuable artwork to be moved across the country
The National Gallery of Australia will loan its most valuable artwork to a gallery in Western Australia, while the NGA undergoes major building works. Source link
NSW mandates facial recognition in gaming reform package
State to allow FRT vendors to self-certify. Source link
ASD warns Australian TeamCity servers under attack
Critical authentication bypass in JetBrains’ CI/CD platform was patched late July. Source link
'Like a ghost town': Homebuyer saw red flags ahead of developer's collapse
Bathla Group says tax changes, softening sales and construction costs have led to its plight. Source link
Energy efficiency business accused of fraud by Victorian authorities
The Essential Services Commission says Royal One Pty Ltd submitted digitally altered photos and falsified customers to claim energy efficiency certificates. Source link