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Tasman Police seek help in identifying victims of couple’s fraud web
AIC Research Reveals Extent Of Cybercrime In Australia
CommBank and OpenAI embark on Australia-first strategic partnership to advance AI solutions
Appointment Of Chief Executive, Consumer
Police Charge Man Over $390k Insurance Fraud – Campsie
Worker to pay more than $80,000 after compensation fraud  
ID Support Bill Passes NSW Parliament
Increasing probate threshold for families
East Gippsland contributes to Parliamentary Inquiry on fraud and corruption control
ASIC permanently bans former credit representative Emmanuel Adu
Unions identify hundreds of millions in insurer waste to be cut from workers comp
Operation Victor Calculated – 19 Fraud Charges
Operation Grimlockin Brisbane
Ashurst Advises Investors On Sale Of Sis ID
Westpac reveals the time of day you’re most likely to be scammed
ASIC Permanently Bans Matthew Beresford From Engaging In Financial Services And Credit Activities
Westpac NZ’s crackdown on “subscription traps” saves customers millions
Five teenagers charged following stolen car investigation in Bray Park, QLD
Man charged with drug and fraud offences in Burnie
New data on fraud against the Australian Government released
Financial Cyber Crime Group – Appeal To Identify Man
Could You Spot Bank Impersonation Scam?
ASIC permanently bans former insurance broker Jason Prasad
Winter’s Bombshell: He Forced Election On A Lie
City of Canada Bay awarded Cyber Security Awareness Grant to protect seniors from online scams
Westpac Introduces New Scam Detection Technology
ANZ welcomes launch of Confirmation of Payee service to boost payment security
​Australian banks launch new defence in battle against scammers
State Flying Squad Deployment At Maryborough
Property Crime Charges At Townsville 26 June
Further Arrest In Kaikohe Homicide
Victims, mules and offenders among 90 crypto ATM users identified in joint operation
Unlawful Use Of Motor Vehicle at Mudgeeraba, QLD
Have a conversation about financial harm this Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Labor caught recycling old policies as ‘new’ industry strategy
Police Taskforce Accountable to target recidivist offenders in Clarence
Slater & Gordon’s Payroll Crisis Offers Cautionary Tale
Labor’s Headline Economic Policy Proves Hollow
Man charged with fraud and proceeds of crime offences allegedly totalling close to $400,000 – Wollongong
Macquarie Authenticator users exceed one million as Australian banking customers demand more secure modes of two-factor authentication
Silent Labor takes more and gives less under emergency services tax hoax
Man Faces Drug Trafficking, Stealing Charges
Man charged with alleged fraud, traffic and break and enter offences – Southern Highlands
Changes To NDIS Funding Periods
Break And Enter Incidents, Wide Bay Burnett District
Helping Ensure Access – For All
‘Selfies’ Part Of New Verification Of Identity
Police Charge Man With Superannuation Fraud In North