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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 15, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Politicians raise concerns over parliament house being used to boost brands (opens the original)
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Under-fire multi-level marketing company MONAT, accused of misleading selling practices, has used an industry showcase at Parliament House to promote its legitimacy. The inaugural showcase, hosted by industry body Direct Selling Australia, was held weeks after an ABC investigation into MONAT. Critics say Parliament House should not be used for commercial ventures and are calling for better oversight on who is allowed to host events in the halls of power. Representatives of a multi-level marketin
NAPLAN results are out. Here's what they mean (opens the original)
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NAPLAN results have landed in school bags across the country, giving parents a snapshot of how their child is tracking in literacy and numeracy. But interpreting the data, and knowing what to do with it, can sometimes be overwhelming for parents. Education experts say while the results can help identify areas where extra support may be needed, they are not a definitive measure of a child's ability or future success at school. Here's what the achievement bands mean and what to do next as a parent
Skincare company Monat under scrutiny - ABC listen (opens the original)
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There are calls for the consumer watchdog to investigate global hair and skincare company, Monat, which is accused of using network marketing to sell its products on social media. Featured: Sarah, former sellerJeannie Paterson, consumer law expert Glenn Davis, leading a US law suit against Monat Box full of various Monat products.(ABC News: Glyn Jones ) Melissa Clarke: There are calls for the consumer watchdog to investigate a global hair and skin care company which is using network marketing to
The 'little shampoo business' selling 'false hope' to women (opens the original)
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These women say they're making "life-changing" money from their "little shampoo business". Their social media feeds show them flicking their luscious locks as they step out of a signature white Range Rover or strutting the globe to bucket list destinations like the Bahamas, Monte Carlo and Dominican Republic. It's all made possible, they say, by selling for global hair and skin care company, MONAT. But the sales pitch isn't just about the cash. It's about being there for school pick-ups, ditchin
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