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- Sep 3, 2026
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Realtor raided after allegations agent sold client's home to himself (opens the original)
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Western Australia's Consumer Protection agency has raided the offices of a Perth property firm it had initially warned about alleged breaches of conflict of interest laws. The ABC reported last month the firm's owners allegedly used a shell company to purchase their own client's home without telling him. It's understood officers are searching for documents related to that 2024 deal. Authorities in Western Australia have searched the offices of a Perth property firm amid allegations its owners us
Real estate agent's sales data under scrutiny after awards disqualification (opens the original)
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Western Australia's real estate body REIWA has banned one of the state's top performing agents from this year's industry awards over inaccuracies in the sales volume and price data he registered. Separately, Roy Li and his company have also been given a warning by Consumer Protection over a sale that allegedly breached conflict of interest laws. Mr Li denies these allegations. REIWA says it is considering an audit of the price data Mr Li submitted for previous years. A real estate agent who took
Home owner blindsided by agents who allegedly secretly bought his home (opens the original)
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Authorities in WA have issued a warning to a Perth property firm after it used a shell company to buy a home it had been hired to sell. Chao "Jack" Wu said the company's agents only told him they were the buyers more than a month after the initial sale contract was signed and that he was undersold. The property agent denies any wrongdoing, but a real estate lawyer says the case highlights the need for conflict-of-interest consumer laws to be better reformed. A Perth real estate agency that alleg
States can use their own emergency warnings when AusAlert goes live (opens the original)
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The federal emergency minister has confirmed states and territories can choose to run their own warnings alongside the AusAlert system when it goes live in October. Kristy McBain said the new system was "superior" when addressing the media after concerns were raised about the national rollout. A test of the new national mobile system will go ahead on Monday, July 27, at 2pm AEST. States and territories can choose to run their own warnings when the "superior" AusAlert system goes live in October,
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