Mining magnate Andrew Forrest has stood by his green hydrogen plan despite Fortescue Group's decision to axe 700 jobs. Forrest reassured investors of his commitment to a green energy future, emphasizing the necessity of hydrogen production. He highlighted the challenges posed by high electricity costs and global uncertainties, stating the importance of lowering power prices for competitive hydrogen production. In a separate case, car auction website Grays online was fined $10m by the federal court for deceptive car listings. The listings misled consumers with false descriptions of vehicle features and faults, leading to hundreds of buyers purchasing cars based on incorrect information. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission took legal action against Grays, revealing that the company engaged in deceptive conduct and withheld refunds from misled buyers. The judgment emphasized the need for transparency and accurate information in online listings to protect consumers.