Problem gambling tale guides Alan Tudge's crackdown
Human Services Minister Alan Tudge in Sydney. Photo: Kirk Gilmour Alan Tudge clearly remembers the moment he came face-to-face with problem gambling in Australia.Five years ago a member of his Aston electorate in Melbourne's outer east was bankrupted after racking up an $80,000 debt betting online credit with Sportsbet, owned by Irish gambling giant Paddy Power.The man lost the lot over one weekend and when he couldn't pay it back was taken to court by Sports..>> view originalA nuclear waste dump could soon be built in South Australia
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Colgate-Palmolive has been fined $18 million over an illegal deal to control the price and supply of laundry detergents.In a deal with competitor Unilever Australia, Colgate stopped selling laundry concentrate in 2009 and started selling ultra concentrate, the company has admitted after a legal battle with the consumer watchdog.Ultra concentrate is cheaper to produce, store and transport.At the time, Colgate produced the Cold Power, Omo and Radiant products.It has since sold its laundry detergen..>> view original
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