Regulation

Bigger fines are only part of Australia’s new consumer-protection push

Australia is strengthening consumer protections with higher fines, direct enforcement and proposed changes to how telecom companies sell and cancel services.

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Australia’s consumer reforms target fines, enforcement and sales practices.
A change of ownership doesn't make past problems disappear.

What happens to a company’s problems when it changes hands?

Crown’s takeover and SkyCity Adelaide’s sale plans show how fines, operating restrictions and customer protections are handled when regulated entertainment businesses change owners.

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The right iGaming platform helps operators scale, adapt, and manage growth efficiently.

What operators should expect from a modern digital platform

From integrations and payments to compliance and scalability, modern iGaming platforms help operators streamline operations and prepare for long-term growth.

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The best crypto savings rate means little if the terms don't fit your needs.

How to compare crypto savings products without relying on headline rates

A quoted annual rate is only one part of a savings decision. Access, counterparty exposure, plan terms and jurisdiction often matter more than the number in the largest type.

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Portuguese resort town introduces fines up to €1,500 for wearing swimwear on the streets

Albufeira, a popular resort town in Portugal's Algarve region, has introduced new regulations to curb public semi-nudity and unruly tourist behavior.

FEBRUARY 17, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Portuguese resort town introduces fines up to €1,500 for wearing swimwear on the streets.