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Dept of Fair Trading refuses to reveal Nokia meeting results

By Red Wolf

18 December 2001

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The NSW Department of Fair Trading has refused to reveal the results of its investigations into claims that Nokia Australia has been knowingly selling mobile phones with inherent design faults

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emma @ OzEmail

15 September 2003 at 10.43 am

Emma, a bimbo using an OzEmail account, had a case of keyboard diarrhoea and typed; ‘sdfih aoghoiobiu jhukhvzdbrsdui b’