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Energy firm cops huge fine for dodgy door-to-door sales

Breaches of laws governing door-to-door sales have cost energy company Sumo $10m in penalties. (Diego Fedele/AAP)

Power and gas company Sumo will fork out $10 million for door-to-door sales in the largest ever penalty for breaches […]

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