Aisha Dow is an investigative journalist at The Age. With a focus on health and wellness as well as the construction and real estate sectors, she delves into topics such as consumer health, mental health, and the housing market. Aisha's work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, Nine Digital, WAtoday, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Brisbane Times.
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Aisha Dow focuses on local news in Australia, particularly healthcare, emergencies, and scientific topics. She frequently covers breaking news around government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Aisha Dow, Elizabeth Redman, Rachel Eddie
By: Lucy Macken, Aisha Dow
The revelations come at a critical point in the debate about how to tackle underquoting in Australia’s two largest cities.
![The court documents show that in March 2021, HSBC bank staff noted in a presentation on its fraud-mitigation strategy that HSBC Australia had “no real-time interception or payment-holding to clarify suspicious transaction content with customer[s]” and that it would cost $380,000 to set up that sort of payment interception.](https://static.ffx.io/images/$zoom_0.5295%2C$multiply_0.7554%2C$ratio_1.777778%2C$width_1059%2C$x_0%2C$y_26/t_crop_custom/q_86%2Cf_auto/1d2073bdeaf94499dc0274430918ba7a59790043)
By: Aisha Dow
Australian customers lost over $100 million to scams; many of those ripped off thought they were speaking to bank staff.
By: Aisha Dow
Add us as a preferred source on Google A Melbourne real estate agency has been fined $600,000 after it admitted underquoting nine
By: Aisha Dow
The investigation into the agency was sparked by multiple public complaints and including claims agents bet on how high the properties would sell.
By: Henrietta Cook, Aisha Dow
By: Aisha Dow, Kate Aubusson
The case is one of more than 400 accounts submitted to this masthead’s medical misogyny investigation in which women and girls had their pain dismissed, minimised or declared imaginary.
By: Aisha Dow, Kate Aubusson
