Anna Patty is a Senior Writer at The Sydney Morning Herald. She covers a range of topics including consumer affairs, workplace issues, education, state politics, and health, with a keen focus on the impact of the coronavirus and market trends. Anna's work has been featured in WAtoday, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times.
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Sydney investor Harold Scruby was scammed for $700,000 last year in a bogus scheme. He’s one of a growing number of people to be hit by criminals.
By: Anna Patty
The ACCC has found the big banks have reimbursed only 2 to 5 per cent of customer scam losses. They only stopped 13 per cent of scam payments.
By: Matt Wade, Anna Patty, Angus Thomson
Jackie Bos can no longer work and is living in her sister’s shed. She is among thousands of Australians whose incomes have vanished as a result of long COVID.
Consumer advocates have warned mums and their families to guard themselves against falling for scams this Mother’s Day.
By: Anna Patty
Oliver had held the top position for eight years, before being toppled by Noah, but remains a popular choice in second position.
Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones will on Monday announce details of an $86 million federal budget package to tackle scams.
By: Anna Patty
Some in healthcare are excited about the potential for AI to help them, but others fear people will suffer as doctor-patient relationships degrade.
By: Anna Patty
ACMA said the penalty against the Commonwealth Bank was the largest imposed in Australia.
By: Anna Patty
New research has found Australians are increasingly using buy now, pay later products for their essentials.
By: Anna Patty
Since she established Anti-Slavery Australia at the University of Technology Sydney, she has helped migrant workers who are traded like commodities.
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