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IGA competes with Coles in its ‘sweet spot’, tribunal hears
An IGA store in WA's Kalgoorlie has rejected a claim by Coles that it provides no real competition, telling a tribunal shoppers are buying significant volumes of the supermarket giant's top items at the independent grocer. 
CBA taken to court by ASIC over $21M in hidden CommBiz fees
The Commonwealth Bank has been dragged to court by the corporate regulator, accused of charging business customers millions of dollars in undisclosed fees for the past 19 years.
NAB to backpay $127M to underpaid staff
NAB will pay $127 million to nearly 70,000 underpaid workers plus $34 million in interest and $8 million in superannuation and make the largest ever contrition payment as part of an agreement with the Fair Work Ombudsman.
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Big Build royal commission slams VIDA for ‘unexplained’ redactions
The Victorian Infrastructure Delivery Authority has been sharply criticised by counsel assisting the royal commission into Victoria's Big Build after it provided heavily redacted documents.
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IGA makes its case in Coles’ challenge to ACCC leasehold rejection
An IGA in WA's Kalgoorlie has rejected a claim by Coles that it provides no real competition, as the supermarket giant challenges the ACCC's decision to block its acquisition of a leasehold interest for a second store.
Macquarie to cop $14M penalty over interest rate promos to new customers
Macquarie Bank has agreed to a proposed $14 million penalty after admitting to failures in how it promoted introductory offers for new savings account customers.
Greensill administrators settle case against GFG Alliance’s Liberty
Administrators of collapsed supply chain finance company Greensill Capital have reached a settlement with GFG Alliance's Liberty companies, resolving a case that was set for trial beginning Tuesday.
J&J class action appeals order requiring group member sign-up
Previously calling it a "spectacular waste of time", the applicant in a class action against a Johnson & Johnson unit is challenging an order that requires consumers to register for the case ahead of any settlement.
In fight over Kalgoorlie site, Coles says ACCC not arbiter of consumer choice
Independent supermarkets should not be insulated from the effects of competition by the ACCC, Coles has told a tribunal as it challenges the watchdog's rejection of its proposed acquisition of a Kalgoorlie supermarket site.
BHP tells Full Court workers responsible for exercising public holiday rights
BHP's labour hire subsidiary has told the Full Court that it was up to employees to exercise their right under the Fair Work Act to refuse to work on public holidays, as it defends a class action brought on behalf of up to 7,000 former employees.