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Judge may refer lawyers to watchdog after late evidence in ACCC case
A judge has said he may refer solicitors for online training provider RSA Express to the legal watchdog over late evidence in a case in which the cosumer regulator seeks $12 million in penalties.
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.
ASIC wants $5.4M penalty for TelstraSuper’s late responses to complaints
ASIC wants $5.41 million in penalties over TelstraSuper's failure to respond to members complaints in a timely manner, while the superannuation fund is pushing for no penalty. 
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.
Cotton On hit wth $19,800 penalty for product safety reporting breaches
Cotton On has paid $19,800 in penalties for allegedly failing to comply with mandatory safety reporting requirements on two occasions.
ACCC says Coles may not up prices, but offer less if IGA exits
The competition regulator has warned that Coles may pull back resources if an independent competitor in Kalgoorlie were forced to leave the market. 
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.
Youpla directors hit with penalties, bans in ASIC case
Three former Youpla board members breached their duties as directors of the funeral insurance company, the Federal Court has found, issuing disqualification orders against the trio on Wednesday.
eSafety wins suppression order in Telegram suit over doxing concerns
The eSafety Commissioner has won suppression order over witness names in its lawsuit against messaging platform Telegram over alleged pro-terror content, after expressing concerns they could be exposed to doxing.