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This common AI mistake could cost you your inheritance
Think AI can save you money on legal fees? Relying on AI-generated legal advice could end up costing far more, especially if it leads to costly mistakes or missed deadlines.
Aussie Olympian’s brother sentenced over crypto scam
Brendan Gunn, the brother of Australian breakdancing Olympian 'Raygun' has been sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment for his role in a global cryptocurrency scam.
New law targets offenders hiding assets in super
Convicted child sexual abusers can still use super to avoid paying compensation to victims, but a new bill tabled in parliament aims to close that loophole.
AI real estate photos: what’s legal – and how to spot fakes
Some real estate agents are using AI-edited photos to enhance listings - and in some cases mislead buyers. But is it actually legal?
Refused a refund? Know your rights while shopping
Ever been denied a refund for a faulty product? You're not alone. Why are Aussie shoppers still struggling to enforce their rights?
New crypto rules aim to protect Aussie investors
Draft legislation released last week would require crypto businesses to follow the same rules as banks and other financial companies.
Why Australia’s tobacco tax sparked a black market boom
Cigarettes now cost $55 a pack. Is Australia's tax policy fueling a billion-dollar black market?
The dodgy dentist who defrauded people of their super
Aussies have been warned after desperate dental patients drained their superannuation balances to pay more than $70,000 for dental care they never received.
Why pets are now more than property in the eyes of the law
Separating from your partner but don't want to leave your furry friend? Changes to family law mean courts will now take into account who is most attached to the pet.
QSuper settles $67 million life insurance class action
QSuper has reached a $67 million out-of-court settlement over claims members were overcharged for life insurance premiums.
