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Despite putting himself on a gaming self-exclusion list many years ago, gambling addict Eddie says only one pub has stopped him from hitting the pokies.

Travellers are turning to European protections to secure ticket refunds as NSW complaints spike over cancelled flights.

Travellers are turning to European protections to secure ticket refunds as NSW complaints spike over cancelled flights.

Travellers are turning to European protections to secure ticket refunds as NSW complaints spike over cancelled flights.

City on a Hill pastor Guy Mason repeated his apology for the words he used in a sermon, while a religious discrimination expert laid out a dual path for possible legal action against the Bombers.

Optus customers who are trying to change their personal identity numbers on documents including their driver’s licence are frustrated with a lack of help and advice from the telco.

The sudden spike in the cost of lettuce might be repeated in chicken and other fresh grocery prices because of a lack of competition in the Australian economy.

The national consumer and competition watchdog’s first female chief will make it a priority to make women, junior staff and others in minorities feel supported in the organisation.

It has taken almost 120 years for peak industry body the Australian Retailers Association to appoint its first female president.

Wollongong’s lord mayor warns the federal government would need to address fears about the safety of nuclear submarines but says a Port Kembla base could boost the local economy.