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Angry motorists say they've been let down by Toyota after the paint started to peel off their vehicles. The group claims the peeling paint is due to a manufacturing defect and should be repaired by Toyota. "It's amazing that they're all sort of failing in the same way, but you see them all the time," Chris McInerney told A Current Affair.
By A Current Affair Staff | 4 months ago. It's been described as one of the biggest frauds in Australian history. Now, the architect behind it has finally been sentenced for ripping off hundreds of mum and dad investors. Ralan Group Director William O'Dwyer was today handed a four-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to six counts of fraud.
Now, 30 years on, veterans are fighting another battle - this time for simple recognition. (A Current Affair) The image is part of a mountain of submissions now being considered by the Tribunal to determine if the RCB service should be reclassified from peacetime to warlike. Fulcher and Mickelberg believe the refusal to appropriately recognise ...
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17 nov 2022 · A fake news report that uses clips of Channel 9’s A Current Affair program has been used to create a video that promotes a financial scam on Facebook. The video, which carries the Channel 9 logo, claims to describe a financial investment opportunity purportedly offered by the Commonwealth Bank that allows people the ability to earn $500 a day.
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In 2015, Susannah worked with A Current Affair to release a story about the man who catfished her for 12 years. Her story has also been featured in other media outlets around the world, including Huffpost, The Australian, The Courier Mail, and Mamamia (website).
