Ozsale Pty Ltd fined $500000 for selling non-compliant children's nightwear
An online shopping club that sold children's nightwear "so unsafe that it should not have been supplied in Australia at all" has been fined $500,000 by the Federal Court. More News Videos Previous slide Next slide Paediatrician appalled by lack of product safety testing Lindt siege police response in question Bernardi not backing down The new senate numbers explained Photo montage: the opening of parliament Operation Sp..>> view originalVictoria bans fracking and moratorium stays in place
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