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‘Disgusting’: Furious customers slam bank

An Australian digital bank owned by National Australia Bank has been slammed by complaints on its social media accounts from customers who have been “disgusted” and “frustrated” over upgrades, which have made it difficult to access their…

Popular vitamin brand urgently recalled

A popular women’s health vitamin sold nationally has been recalled after the label did not contain health warnings. JSHealth Vitamins detox + debloat vitamins have been issued an urgent recall by the Australian Competition and Consumer…

Where are all the Bunnings staff?

What happened to Bunnings’ famed customer service?News that the hardware giant is planning to cut up to 300 jobs just before Christmas has been met with a common complaint online.“Can’t see how they could employ any less, there’s basically…

Restaurant shuts down after Ch 7 ‘makeover’

A struggling restaurant featured in Channel 7’s Kitchen Nightmares was forced to close its doors soon after filming wrapped after succumbing to “financial hardship”.The Aussie reality program, fronted by celebrity chef Colin Fassnidge,…

Genius plan to take on Coles, Woolies

Most Aussies have probably felt the frustration of heading to their local supermarket – only to discover the item they’re desperately after is nowhere to be found.But now, a groundbreaking new offering aims to solve that problem for once…

‘Horror show’: Shocking hotel exposed

A boutique Sydney hotel described as “the worst place I‘ve ever stayed” has been blasted by angry customers who say ”it should be demolished”. Rooms at Manly Lodge, a “boutique” hotel just minutes away from one of Sydney‘’ most famous…

Change to Aussies’ Christmas habits

Australians are cutting back on luxury items and looking for bargains as they battle rising inflation, but many are still planning to spend big for Christmas, according to new data.Almost half of shoppers surveyed are feeling confident…

Aussie quits $100k job to work at Macca’s

An Australian man has quit his $100,000 finance job, fed up with “rubbish meetings” and a terrible culture to work as an overnight cleaner at his local McDonald’s – taking a hefty pay cut to escape the corporate nightmare.He’s one of many…