It seems that Fair Trading/Consumer Affairs Ministers across the country have put aside their political differences to reach agreement on recommended changes to the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). The Commonwealth, State, Territory and New Zealand...
Read More →Penalty units set to increase from $180 to $210 from 1 July 2017...
Read More →The Turnbull Government’s second Budget gives the ACCC new funds for new jobs, hikes ACL penalties and introduces measures for more competitive and fairer energy and banking sectors....
Read More →No major surgery to the ACL – but rehab likely...
Read More →The Productivity Commission’s recommendations for the reform of ACL enforcement and administration...
Read More →Last month the Compliance and Enforcement Guide to Australian Consumer Law was released, covering how State and Commonwealth regulators enforce the ACL ...
Read More →ACCC Chairman Rod Sims promises to seek higher pecuniary penalties in the courts....
Read More →A $3 million penalty for a large foreign corporation sounds another warning about misrepresentations regarding Australian consumer guarantees...
Read More →Orega-not really in the bottle as ACCC pursues false food claims...
Read More →ACCC commences proceedings against Meriton for manipulating online reviews...
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