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Storm Eunice: 80-foot tree felled after putting Haywards Heath garden, footpath and apartments in danger - Vimarsana News

Storm Eunice: 80-foot tree felled after putting Haywards Heath garden, footpath and apartments in danger

An 80-foot tree had to be felled on Saturday (February 19) after Storm Eunice when it was seen swaying dangerously over Grove Garden in Haywards Heath, as well as a public footpath and Jireh Court flats.

The AFP is investigating retailers price gouging rapid antigen tests - Vimarsana News

The AFP is investigating retailers price gouging rapid antigen tests

The Australian Federal Police says it is exercising powers to penalise retailers price gouging RATs with fines of up to $66,000

NSW COVID cases grow by 25,168, 46 deaths in state's deadliest day of pandemic - Vimarsana News

NSW COVID cases grow by 25,168, 46 deaths in state's deadliest day of pandemic

Federal police have launched probe into rapid antigen test price gouging, warning those reselling test kits for more than 20 per cent of the original retail price face jail time.

Australian Federal Police Launch Investigation Into RATs Price Gouging - Vimarsana News

Australian Federal Police Launch Investigation Into RATs Price Gouging

The Australian Federal Police has launched an investigation into rapid antigen test (RAT) price gouging and has warned that ...

finding the troublesome RATs price gougers... - Vimarsana News

finding the troublesome RATs price gougers...

SwatFederal police have launched an investigation into the price-gouging of rapid antigen tests.A specialist taskforce has been set up by the AFP, after investigations began in NSW and Queensland following referrals from the consumer watchdog.Retailers caught price-gouging on the tests have been warned they will face five years in prison. AFP