Product recall

The product has been distributed across stores nationwide.

NSW residents with solar storage systems have been told to urgently check if batteries installed in their systems are LG branded following a safety recall.

A digital desk clock sold at Officeworks has been recalled due to its button battery not being properly secured.

The car maker warns broken glass could be thrown into the cabin during a side-impact crash.

The retail giant has issued another recall notice of a popular furniture item found in living rooms across the country.

Performance Inspired Protein Water Ready 2 Go will be removed from Chemist Warehouse shelves due to the contamination.

Even customers without an LG branded system could be at risk from overheating batteries.

Popular smartwatch maker Garmin has been forced to issue an urgent software update to address a defect in two of its devices.

Parents are being warned that parts that can be torn free present a danger for kids.

The parts can separate and break, leading to potential falls and crashes, the consumer watchdog said.

The affected units have a fault in their bonnet, the recall notice said.

Owners of a food processor sold at Target have been urged to stop using it immediately.

Hoodie blankets sold online and in five Australian states are being recalled for not meeting the mandatory safety standard required for children's nightwear.

A potentially faulty part could increase the risk of a crash, the company said.

The defect may cause "a sudden loss of motive power whilst driving", the notice said.

A range of highchairs have been recalled after they caused injuries overseas.

The items affected by the recall have a best before date of August 13, 2024.

Paw Patrol-branded kids' snacks have been recalled in the United Kingdom because their packaging contained the address of a website "not suitable" for children.

Almost 4000 luxury SUVs made by Kia have been recalled in Australia due to concerns their indicator lights may not work properly.

The defect has the potential to cause rear-end car accidents.

The product has been sold across Australia.

The federal government's Vehicle Recalls department put out an alert on Monday for the recall of 158 Bentley Bentaygas.

Around 437 RAM trucks have been recalled, with the issue specifically concerning the 1500 DS diesel variant produced between 2014 and 2019.

Kids Beach Oodies sold online are being recalled for not meeting a mandatory safety standard required of children's clothing.

They were sold at Mitre 10, True Value Hardware, Home Hardware and Thrifty Link Hardware stores across Australia from January 2017 until June this year.

"There is a risk of choking, suffocation or death to young children if they continue to use these rattles," Product Safety Australia wrote.

Several types of Koko Black chocolate are being recalled because the packaging does not disclose that the products contain soy.

Marinated pork sold at Woolworths and Coles supermarkets across the country is being recalled' because the packaging does not disclose that it contains gluten.

Almost 800 Australians die every year using products that end up being deemed unsafe in the way they were produced or sold, it has been revealed.

Due to a defect, the "rear-view camera wiring harness" may become damaged and could cause the "image to become distorted or flicker", Vehicle Recalls Australia said.

"There is a risk of choking or suffocation in young children, leading to severe injury or death if they swallow the released small plastic mirror."

A recall notice has been issued for a fire blanket sold at Supercheap Auto over fears it doesn't work.

Long Paddock Cheese is conducting the recall of its Driftwood Cheese in 180g and 1kg quantities.

Product Safety Australia issued the warning about the DeWalt Fiberglass Sledgehammers and Stanley FATMAX Fiberglass Sledgehammers.

Two kinds of waffle makers are being recalled in Australia after dozens of people have reported being burnt by hot waffle mixture while using the machines in the US.

An urgent recall has been issued for a type of lollipop which comes with a novelty top.

The SC Johnson & Son 1.2L Drano Max Gel bathroom drain cleaner sold at Bunnings and on Amazon between April 14 and May 23, 2023 with a use by date of October 31, 2024 has a faulty seal and may leak near the cap.

Baby shark bath toys that have been sold across Australia for years are being urgently recalled after children have been impaled by them and left needing stitches.

A manufacturing fault was discovered in the wiring harness installed in the boot lids

A popular brand of children's sunscreen sold at major retailers like Chemist Warehouse has been urgently recalled.

A recall has been issued for a generator sold at Bunnings in Western Australia amid concerns the product could cause a fatal electric shock.

The recall has widened to include new products.

Both NSW and Victorian health authorities have issued warnings over "non-food grade poppy seeds" that have "incorrectly entered the food supply chain".

Some children's overalls have been recalled over a potential choking hazard.

Aussies who own a popular lamp sold at Kmart have been warned to immediately stop using the product as it's urgently recalled over electrocution fears.

Two flavours of a popular yoghurt brand sold at both Woolworths and Coles are being urgently recalled over fears they may contain traces of a dangerous bacteria.

A recall has been issued after a model of car booster seat was found to not meet safety standards.

There are fears it may be contaminated with a bacteria harmful to pregnant women and the elderly.

Food Authority NSW have issued a recall notice for One Rusty Jack Indian Butter Chicken Simmer Sauce 400g with an expiry up to and including May 25.

A recall notice has been issued for a popular pasta variety over fears there is metal inside the product.