CHOICE Magazine (Australia)

Choice magazine is a publication produced by the Australian consumer organization of the same name. This non-profit group was established in 1959, originally known as the Australian Consumers Association, with the goal of researching and advocating for the rights and needs of consumers in Australia.

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#38667

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#688

Computers Electronics and Technology

#114

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ANZ Bank's QR code rollout is leaving people behind

1 week ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

Advocates for First Nations communities and older Australians say it's yet another example of a tone deaf industry.
SIM swap and phone porting scams leave victims 'traumatised'

1 week ago | choice.com.au | Liam Kennedy

Data hacks and phishing schemes are helping more criminals steal phone numbers, with devastating consequences.
Are you owed a refund for that extra car insurance you bought? | CHOICE

1 week ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

For more than 60 years, we've been making a difference for Australian consumers. In that time, we've never taken ads or sponsorship. Instead we're funded by members who value expert reviews and independent product testing. With no self-interest behind our advice, you don't just buy smarter, you get the answers that you need. You know without hesitation what's safe for you and your family. And you'll never be alone when something goes wrong or a business treats you unfairly.
Big Aldi change could help shoppers save

1 week ago | choice.com.au | Liam Kennedy

Having more products online is expected to help consumers budget, but advocates say Aldi could still do better.
7 foods you can cook in an air fryer – but should you? | CHOICE

1 week ago | choice.com.au | Grace Smith

Tops or flops? Our kitchen expert tests these unusual air-frying experiments to see if they deliver on taste and texture.
When your lender keeps squeezing after your lemon car’s broken

2 weeks ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

Need to know In March this year, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission announced it was launching a review into the used car finance sector The regulator is currently taking legal action againt Money3 Loans for breaching responsibile lending laws when approving used car loans We highlight the case of a cash-strapped woman whose used car was purchased with financing from Money3 but broke down within days Having a loan quickly approved so you can buy a used car can seem like a...
Outback community left with severely limited access to cash

3 weeks ago | choice.com.au | Jarni Blakkarly

This Northern Territory council serves an area bigger than New Zealand, but has only one bank branch left. It's a Thursday morning outside the office of Catholic Care Northern Territory in Tennant Creek, an unassuming building just off the main highway that splits the town in two. For many of the financial assistance charity's clients, it's payday.
Why the electricity pricing safety net isn't working

3 weeks ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

Need to know When we don't choose one of the overwhelming number of market energy plans out there, we blindly accept the Default Market Offer (DMO) The DMO is meant to act as a safety net for the disengaged, especially people who end up on the same overpriced plan indefinitely The consumer advocacy group Energy Consumers Australia makes the case that the DMO isn't working as intended and should be significantly revised Confusion. Deception. Prices continually on the rise.
Door-to-door solar sales targeted in ‘super complaint’ to the regulator

4 weeks ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

Need to know The Consumer Action Law Centre recently lodged its first designated complaint with the ACCC, aiming to put a stop to unsolicited solar sales Consumers currently have very few protections against third-party lead generation and the door knockers that follow Consumer Affairs Victoria won a legal case in 2021 against Vic Solar, which used third-party lead generators to send door knockers to people's homes In July last year the federal government announced a new way for consumer...
How ethical is your favourite chocolate? | CHOICE

1 month ago | choice.com.au | Andy Kollmorgen

Child labour and deforestation are slowly being addressed, but are manufacturers really cleaning up their supply chains?