A Sydney-based clothing brand, Bondi United and Bondi Project, was exposed for falsely claiming ties to the Bondi Beach terror attack and promising profits would go to victims — a scam that triggered an investigation by NSW Fair Trading. The company’s websites vanished, and now they face court in the Supreme Court of New South Wales on August 17th, risking heavy fines and legal costs for violating Australian Consumer Law. Consumer Affairs Director Andrew Floro emphasized that exploiting public sympathy won’t be tolerated — and victims can still file complaints.

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