Australians Lost $2.3 Billion to Online Scams in 2023, New Report Reveals
Australian Anti-Scam Centre's report reveals online scams cost Australians $2.3 billion in 2023. Investment scams lead, with the elderly disproportionately affected.
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Australian Anti-Scam Centre's report reveals online scams cost Australians $2.3 billion in 2023. Investment scams lead, with the elderly disproportionately affected.
Some within the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles have called for tougher measures to get high risk drivers such as those who commit road rage off the roads.
A decades-long faultline has reopened in Manipur as violent protests broke out against a high court direction to the state government on the inclusion of Meiteis in the Scheduled Tribes category.
Drought-stricken California's winter mountain snowpack is far below average after two historically dry months that reversed gains from storms late last year. The water of the statewide snowpack is just 63% of normal to date and the snowmelt forecast is just 66% of average.
Near the bottom. a minute after. i'm martin savidge. here are five stories we're watching this morning. it begins with number one, a massive nationwide sweep by federal agents who have pulled in 263 gang members. according to u.s. immigration, among those arrested were 158 members of the notorious ms-13 street gang who officials call, quote, one of the most dangerous transitional criminal gangs in the world today. massive amounts of drugs and cash were also seized. three more suspects have been arrested around an alleged rape. one of them is a wide receiver on the school's football teem. he ...