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ACCC issues second carbon monitoring report
The report details the ACCC’s monitoring activities for the June 2014 quarter
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Leaked anti-piracy paper not so fancy
Meanwhile one year on and the ‘Australia tax’ is alive and well
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ACCC Chairman discusses current priorities
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Chairman Rod Sims addressed the Sydney Business Chamber CEO’s Leadership Roundtable
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As fixed term interest rates fall to record lows, borrowers advised to look beyond the short term
CALC warns that attractive low fixed rates are unsustainable for longer term
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People Power: ‘Your Rights Mob’ Facebook page for Indigenous consumers
Indiginous consumers are being encouraged to stand up for their rights, with the ACCC launching a campaign to empower the sector
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Tariff switching among older energy consumers
Research reveals the causes of lower switching rates among older persons and considers the policy and programs that might encourage switching
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Sign the petition to keep FoFA intact
CHOICE is calling on federal politicians to oppose all legislation and regulation that will wind back essential protections for consumers seeking financial advice. Photo credit: NickiMM (cc)
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Mica – is it in your cosmetics? Ask your brand!
Ethical Consumers Australia are looking into the use of child labour involved in the cosmetics industry
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FIX IT: fixed contract = fixed pricing
Sign Consumer Action and CUAC’s petition for fairer energy prices
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