Court has mixed findings for ACCC in relation to fuel discounts
Recent 14c offers from Coles and Woolworths did not breach prior undertakings
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CFA welcomes appointment of Executive member to ACMA’s consumer forum
Catriona Lowe joins seven other new representatives to voice consumer issues to the regulator
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Financial counsellors call for an end to funding uncertainty
Peak body says whatever the outcome, notice is needed to adjust service delivery
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ACAN app challenge launches to raise accessibility awareness
Startel to pay $320,000 for telemarketing breaches of consumer law
More than 2,500 affected by unlawful conditions on mobile plans
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Dozo car sales ordered to pay $2,150 after breaching consumer guarantees
CALC says case illustrates the need for ongoing community legal funding
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ASIC releases submission to Financial System Inquiry
Includes a call to lift standards of financial advice
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EnergyAustralia fined $1.2 million for unlawful sales tactics
Fifth energy retailer to be brought to court by ACCC since 2012
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Productivity Commision invites submissions on access to justice report
Complexity, speed and expense named out as problems with current arrangements
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ACCC to strengthen energy door-to-door sales code
Provisions for accountability to encompass retailers as well as sales agents
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New fund to protect Vic consumers from dodgy builders
CALC hopes for consultation during draft period
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NSW acts on excessive taxi surcharges
Australians spending $800 million annually on card processing fees
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