It would be one of the largest ones accc has handed out?
If I recall, Telstra got a $10m fine once, and at the time that was largest ever.
Yeah just looked.
VW got $125m, Qantas $20m, abnb $15m, then this is 4th I think
It would be one of the largest ones accc has handed out?
If I recall, Telstra got a $10m fine once, and at the time that was largest ever.
Yeah just looked.
VW got $125m, Qantas $20m, abnb $15m, then this is 4th I think
Yeah, they are collector coins, and the few who got them on ballots are selling for ~ $15 on eBay now.
Aus put this rule in place because work places were not complying with the safety side.
How to piss off:
All kiwis
All LOTR fans
Half of the people who live in QLD...
My fav metric from a study done a few years back is about how much Aussies spend per capita on gambling compared to everyone else.
The graph showing every country is a nice linear line as you would expect, up to the number 2 spot, which is the USA. They spend ~$415 per capita per year gambling. And that's with Vegas, sports betting, the lot.
Number 1 spot is Australia. $2450 per capita per year.
We spend more than the next 5 combined...
Odds are that your right
I thought the two idiots responsible for the GoT ending were not meant to be involved in HoD?
Or it could be voice lines for their other new game that is currently in "invite your friends" beta.
While I agree.
Part of me thinks it's like "we removed the seatbelts from the rollercoaster. It's now your responsibility to hold on"...
I have a hypothetical question on this.
If say, I had a crypto wallet via extension in chrome.
And unlock origin goes away.
I then visit a site I used to visit where pop ups were blocked
Malware gets installed. Crypto wallet gets drained.
Can I sue Google ?
I ask because I do have a tiny wallet that is via extension. Curious how someone with a much larger one on there would go...
Watch governments implement this requirement, then ford makes $$$ selling the rights to everyone else
I hate to correct you, but it was a 69 in this case