Product recall

The Youth All Terrain Vehicle's have been recalled due to an issue with the throttle.

The recall notice specified there was a potential hazard customers may not be aware of.

Injuries associated with the Culture Kings item have taken place in Australia and the US.

Morinaga's Manna Bolo baby biscuits sold at Asian Grocery stores in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia and New Zealand are part of the recall.

An insta-famous product many rushed out to buy has been unexpectedly recalled.

There is risk of an allergic reaction for some people, the consumer watchdog warns.

The mount does not contain a secondary locking mechanism, Product Safety Australia said in a recall notice.

Tesla has issued two recalls on the Cybertruck, its third and fourth, since the model was introduced late last year.

The popular brand of frozen pizzas are sold in every Australian state at Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and IGA.

There are concerns over battery packaging, the recall notice said.

The "Burping Garfield" cat-shaped plastic toy was recalled after it failed to meet button battery standards under Australian consumer law.

Owners are urged to safely disconnect the fridge from power immediately.

The food recall is due to the presence of an undeclared allergen, food authorities said.

The garments could pose a potential danger that leads to "severe injury".

Food Standards Australia New Zealand said the recall was prompted by a labelling issue.

The lip gloss has a built-in light in the lid to help with application.

The recall is due to metal being found in the product, which could cause illness or injury if consumed.

A selection of toys and accessories from Romper & Co have been recalled, all of which were sold nationally through various sellers, and online through their website directly.

It has been sold at Bunnings stores nationally.

More than 100,000 loaves have been removed from shelves in Japan after a food company said parts of "a small animal" found its way into two packets.

A popular weightlifting bench sold at Dick Smith and Kogan has been recalled after customers were injured when it broke during use.

A potential health risk was identified in one particular batch.

Fourteen batches of children's Panadol have been recalled due to a problem with the dosing syringe.

The luxury car maker warns a manufacturing fault raises the risk of a vehicle fire.

The recall was due to the presence of an undeclared allergen, Food Standards Australia and New Zealand said.

The product is intended for children aged between 18 months and five years.

The issue could cause poor visibility and affect the vision of the driver at nighttime, increasing the risk of an accident. 

The vacuum was sold at online and in-person Big W stores between March 15 2022 and October 11 2023.

The Oxford Arms London Dry Gin with the batch number L3 236 has been on sale at stores nationally and online.

"The hazard posed to consumers from this safety defect includes the risk of an accident resulting in serious injury or death."

The packaging doesn't contain the proper warning about a potentially deadly hazard.

It was found to not comply with the requirements of the mandatory safety standard for nightwear for children.

Coles has warned the Easter-themed toys may pose a choking risk due to faulty stitching.

The consumer watchdog said the trimmer may have defective rear switch triggers, which could cause the product to activate suddenly.

The dumplings were for sale in multiple Australian states.

Food products contaminated with Salmonella may cause illness if consumed.

BMW is recalling more than 7000 cars due to a defect in the brake system that could extend the vehicles' stopping distance.

The consumer watchdog said the charger posed the risk of electric shock, burn injuries or even death.

The product is similar to an Apple Air Tag.

More than 28,000 Toyota Landcruiser SUV cars have been recalled over a problem the firm has warned could "risk an accident causing serious injuries or death.

Australia's food safety watchdog recalled the items which include gluten-free sourdough bagels and sourdough muffins.

The LG solar storage batteries can spontaneously overheat and catch fire, and have been linked to 13 cases of property damage.

Peters Ice Cream is conducting a recall of the plant-based Hazelnut Chocolate 1-Litre tub at all major retailers in every state.

"There is a risk of choking, suffocation or death to young children if they put the detached sipper into their mouth."

A potential coolant leak poses a risk to customers, Product Safety Australia said.

The consumer watchdog warned that sildenafil taken in combination with other medications can cause serious side effects.

Owners of the affected Kia Carnival models are being urged to contact the motor company urgently.

A supplement used to relieve constipation has been urgently recalled after insects were found inside some bottles of the medication.

Consumers are being warned to stop using the product immediately and contact the company for a full refund.

A 'novelty' alcoholic drink sold at Dan Murphy's and BWS stores across Australia has been recalled because of fears a button battery may become loose, leading to severe or fatal injuries.