Do class actions really deliver justice?

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Recorded03 Aug 2025

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On average there’s a class action lodged in Australia every week.But do they really help bring justice to groups of Australians exposed to wrongdoing? Today, Anne Connolly on her Four Corners investigation into the class action traps leaving victims short changed and lawyers richer. Featured: Anne Connolly, Four Corners reporter

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