Anthony Di Nardo makes court bid to return to work Court hears Di Nardo's plea to work while appealing licence suspension. Newcastle Herald · Aug 24
Ghost Store Accused Of Trying To Profit From Bondi Shooting: ‘Unconscionable Conduct’ "We think they're using the Bondi Beach terror attack to really try and exploit the grief of our community to try and profiteer." Pedestrian.tv · Jan 14
Real estate agents may have to include price guides on all NSW listings ‘so buyers don’t waste their time’ Labor could also introduce $110,000 fines for underquoting under proposed laws being considered to crack down on misleading conduct The Guardian - AU · Nov 12, 2025
No-show photography firm 'robbed newlyweds of memories' A wedding photography company has been ordered to pay up after "robbing" couples of memories from their special day. AAP · Oct 20, 2025
NSW real estate agents threaten renters with fees if they are not home for tradespeople – but legally they don’t have to be More than 2,100 people contacted the tenants’ union in 2024 for advice about access, despite ‘no basis’ for the charge The Guardian - AU · Jul 25, 2025
Former MAFS Star Ella Ding Is Hosting Giveaways Now — But Are They Legit? Scores of punters have called her out, including her ex-best friend Domenica Calarco. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 26, 2025
Ex MAFS Groom Brent Vitiello Responds After Fair Trading Issues Warning Over Mos X Daily Married At First Sight groom Brent Vitiello has responded after Fair Trading issued a consumer warning on his sea moss business Moss X Daily. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 5, 2025
‘It’s not a loophole’: how does a firm that runs a ‘rewards club’ give away houses from The Block? Billionaire Adrian Portelli’s company LMCT+ has 300,000 subscribing members, all thanks to a ‘pivotal moment’ in discussion with a regulator The Guardian - AU · Nov 14, 2024
Revealed: criminals and unlicensed agents operating across Australia’s real estate sector Revelations come amid federal government push for additional scrutiny of sector through counter-terror financing and money-laundering laws The Guardian - AU · Sep 16, 2024
Thousands of illegal jelly cups seized during sting Although mini jelly cups containing Konjac were banned in Australia due to a choking hazard, 11,300 of them were found across three businesses in Sydney. AAP · Aug 24, 2024
New standards needed to tackle e-bike battery fires As fires linked to e-bikes continue to surge, NSW is implementing new standards in relation to lithium-ion batteries. AAP · Jul 14, 2024
Hunter real estate agent convicted over $900K trust fund conversion A NSW Fair Trading investigation uncovered the offences. Newcastle Herald · Jul 8, 2024
Veteran Newcastle tradie pleads ignorance about $2.3m company collapse Former Mailec Electrical owner refused supervisor certificate. Newcastle Herald · May 12, 2024
Rising costs won't stop that special bouquet for mum Florists are preparing for the surge of sales ahead of Mother's Day this Sunday with people expected to spend about $1 billion on presents for their loved ones. AAP · May 10, 2024
The Canberra Times · May 8, 2024 'Bullying, forgery, lying': ex-volunteers' claims against What Were You Wearing? Australia A months-long investigation has unearthed multiple concerning allegations.
Newcastle Herald · May 3, 2024 'Bullying, forgery, lying': ex-volunteers' claims against What Were You Wearing? Australia A months-long investigation has unearthed multiple concerning allegations.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 24, 2024 ‘Absolute joke’: customers’ personal data exposed amid Pandemonium Rocks festival refund stoush Information commissioner investigating data breach as ticket holders demand refunds because of amended lineup
Pedestrian.tv · Feb 28, 2024 Two Sydney Landlords Fined $2600 For Not Carrying Out Repairs Or Simply Doing Their Jobs Two Sydney landlords has been ordered to pay a tenant more then $2000 after they were found to have acted “falsely and maliciously” following requests for maintenance. Self-represented tenant Ryan Anderson had complained since 2020 about broken lights and a new oven that failed to reach 200 degrees and “does not…
AAP · Dec 21, 2023 Dangerous toys removed from shelves in Xmas blitz Nearly 70 toys have been removed from store shelves as part of a pre-Christmas blitz on shops selling dangerous products to unsuspecting customers.
Pedestrian.tv · Oct 12, 2023 Check Out This Fuckhead Landlord Who Is Demanding $1,000 For A Single Scratch Sydney landlords don't be gronks challenge. [IMPOSSIBLE]
Newcastle Herald · Aug 9, 2023 Real estate agent Mark Kentwell rebrands after investigation concludes Fair Trading NSW have addressed the status of their inquiry.
Newcastle Herald · Jun 24, 2023 Henderson Advocacy thumbs nose at regulators over gag clause No action on real estate firm that boasts using gag clause in contracts.
The Guardian - AU · Jun 21, 2023 My rental agent in NSW says we are now responsible for putting out the bins. Is this a breach of contract? Standard residential tenancy agreements usually do not mention weekly garbage – but check your agreement and seek legal advice where needed
ABC News · Jun 2, 2023 Victims of defective bushfire rebuilds plead for federal government help, facing fourth winter with no home They were insured when the bushfires came, but not when they lost everything to defective builders. Now they are asking the federal government to step in and help.
Newcastle Herald · May 12, 2023 Concreting company refused licence over insolvent trading fears The owner started up a new firm two weeks before his concreting business went into liquidation owing $1.7 million.