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Profitable thrift store using 'smoke screen' to appear charitable, critics say (opens the original)
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The buzz was palpable at the latest Savers store opening in Geelong. Some people had driven hours to line up on August 27 outside the retailer's newest big red box, with one heavily pregnant woman right at the front of the 100-metre queue. "I have two babies in here, so I need a lot of clothes," she laughed. The regional Victorian site is the company's 19th store in Australia. But what is not commonly known is that Savers Australia is the subsidiary of a much larger US company. The parent compan
How Coles and NSW Police busted an Apple gift card tampering scam (opens the original)
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It is a movement of the hands barely visible on the grainy CCTV. A man standing in front of a rack of colourful gift cards reaches into his pockets and, in several reaching motions, places cards back on the supermarket racks. It is one of the moments Coles's fraud team captured while building a case against the man last year, alleging he was tampering with Apple gift cards in its supermarkets. The ABC can confirm the man was later convicted for the incident, after Coles worked with police to mon
Criminals turn to gift card fraud - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Australian customers say they've unwittingly purchased tampered Apple Gift Cards from supermarkets - where the money they thought they'd added to the cards being drained by what appears to be an organised criminal syndicate. An Apple gift card in the ABC studio.(ABC News: Fletcher Yeung) Rachel Mealey: Australian customers say they've unwittingly purchased tampered Apple gift cards from supermarkets with the money they thought they'd added to the cards being drained by what appears to be an orga
David vs Bunnings: Mitre 10 franchisee wins crucial legal costs case (opens the original)
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A Mitre 10 franchisee has won a crucial legal costs fight against Bunnings, allowing him to take on a high-stakes case to try to stop the hardware giant from opening up next door to his Queensland store. David Woodman's story was detailed by the ABC's Four Corners program last year, with the family-owned retailer airing concerns about competition in the hardware sector. Mr Woodman is trying to use the Competition and Consumer Act to stop Bunnings from opening a site in the town of Jimboomba, whi
Former The OC actor on crusade to take down 'stupid' cryptocurrency (opens the original)
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For many millennials, Ben McKenzie is still best known for his role as a troubled teen from the wrong side of the tracks who was adopted by the wealthy Cohen family. The now 47-year-old actor noted as much in the US Congress, when he appeared before its Senate committee on banking four years ago. "You can also call me Ryan Atwood from The OC," he quipped. McKenzie's appearance before the committee highlights the career swerve the Hollywood actor has made since appearing in television shows such
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