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Australia considers mandatory scam reimbursement up to $3,000
The Australian government is considering rules that would force banks and telcos to automatically reimburse scam victims for losses under $3,000. Financial Services Minister Daniel Mulino stated the proposal aims to simplify processes for small claims while avoiding incentives for larger scams.
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1 evidence itemsAustralia politics live: ATO complaints more than double; WhatsApp could be included in under-16s social media ban
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Australia politics live: ATO complaints more than double; WhatsApp could be included in under-16s social media ban
May 28, 2026, 7:43 AM
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