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Diesel prices rising faster than petrol, up 28 cpl across the largest cities in last week
ACMA finally rejects self-regulatory telco Code, moves to direct regulation
ACCC monitoring impact on domestic aviation amid Middle East conflict
PhotobookShop Pays Penalties For Influencer Reviews
ACCC authorises fuel majors to coordinate to ensure fuel supplies, with conditions
NDIS provider Aidacare admits to misleading customers about their consumer guarantee rights
ACCC investigating into diesel supply conduct in regional and rural Australia
ACCC to increase fuel market scrutiny and calls on fuel retailers to explain pricing
Why doesn’t travel insurance cover war?
Albanese Labor Government moves to extend Unfair Contract Terms ban to protect all franchisees
Drone supplier Tekron admits to resale price maintenance
Insurers back laws to crack down on dodgy claims companies
Public warning issued as second business claims false links to Bondi Beach terror attack
Landscaper Leaves Consumers In Dirt
Mobil to pay $16m in penalties for misleading statements about fuel sold at nine petrol stations
Tainted Love: Romance Scam Victims Climb In 2025
From the Commissioner: Dont miss the boat on new seafood labelling rules
Australians living with disability at risk of exploitation by NDIS providers breaching consumer laws
Government targets hidden fees and subscription traps in crackdown on unfair trading practices
Fresh Warning About Repeat Offender Tradesperson
From the Commissioner: The material fact of the matter when it comes to buying a home
Car rental platform pays penalty over concerning pricing representations
New $20M government-backed ‘Made Right Here’ campaign to support Aussie makers and growers
Putting consumers first – consultation on price and loyalty program transparency
New Year’s resolutions shouldn’t come with a cancellation nightmare
No small beer: how the famous drink affects law (and law affects beer)
Be Savvy Shopper This Boxing Day
Can you return gifts without a receipt or packaging? A legal expert explains
Drone supplier EE Group admits to resale price maintenance
City Beach ordered to pay $14 million in penalties for supplying non-compliant button battery products
Travel Sickness: Illness No Longer Free Pass To Refunds
ACCC warns major retailers to not mislead or deceive consumers during Boxing Day sales
HelloFresh and Youfoodz in court over alleged subscription traps
Experienced Canberra lawyer and tribunal member appointed as the ACT’s 10th magistrate
City Beach breached consumer law by supplying non-compliant button battery products
Update: Federal Court finalises Bupa and ACCC settlement
Bupa ordered to pay $35 million for unconscionable conduct and making misleading representations about members’ health insurance entitlements
Black Friday expected to inject $68 million into Adelaide’s economy
Victoria will force home sellers to reveal their reserve price. Will other states follow?
Ministers gather in Canberra to advance new consumer safeguards
Commercial litigation specialist steps into judicial role
As Black Friday sales kick off, these are the dodgy sales tactics to look out for
The Wiggles admit Emma Bow headband likely breached consumer law and commit to raise awareness
Most furniture suppliers fail mandatory toppling furniture safety rules
Annual report showcases innovations for safe, accessible and inclusive justice
Microsoft in court for allegedly misleading millions of Australians over Microsoft 365 subscriptions
Luke Woodward Appointed ACCC Commissioner
ACCC Commissioner Appointment

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