Victorian Taxi Industry Inquiry release Draft Report
The Victorian Taxi Industry Inquiry has called for sweeping reforms of the taxi and hire car industries.
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The Victorian Taxi Industry Inquiry has called for sweeping reforms of the taxi and hire car industries.
Read More Victorian Taxi Industry Inquiry release Draft Report
A new survey by CHOICE has revealed less than 1% of respondents think the egg industry’s proposed free-range egg standard meets their expectations of what free range means.
Read More Consumers reject egg corp’s free-range farce
A new front in the Do Not Knock campaign aimed at reducing harmful door-to-door sales practices in Indigenous communities has been launched.
Read More ATSI ‘Do Not Knock’ sticker targets shonky selling
The ACCC has urged businesses to carefully consider claims relating to price increases due to the carbon price.
Read More ACCC releases updated Carbon Price Claims – Guide
A successful workshop was recently held for the CFA Representatives on Standards Australia Technical Committees.
Read More CFA Standards Representatives Networking Workshop
It was recently reported that almost one in four children are in the wrong car seat – despite changes to road rules.
Read More Child restraints: Revisions in the standard
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ASIC has welcomed moves by the banking sector and two independent ATM providers to provide free ATM transactions at 76 ATMs in remote Indigenous communities.
Read More ASIC welcomes remote community fee-free ATM transactions
FCA welcomes announcement that problems with ATM access in remote Indigenous communities will be addressed, but consumer groups are not happy with the lack of action on other problems with ATM fees.
Read More Changes to remote ATM fees welcomed
CHOICE says that today’s ATM announcement from the Federal Government is a missed opportunity to make essential banking services fairer for Australian consumers.
Read More Government hits ‘cancel’ on broader ATM benefits – CHOICE
The CCMC recently completed an inquiry into compliance with clause 20 of the Code, dealing with Chargebacks.
Read More CCMC Update: Chargebacks and direct debit reviews
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The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has ordered Punk Jobs to repay $1150 to a dissatisfied customer who alleged he was mislead and that Punk Jobs failed to deliver promised services.
Read More Punk Jobs ordered to refund $1150 to unhappy job seeker
The ASIC personal finance website MoneySmart has launched the Top 5 End of Financial Year Tips.
Read More Get MoneySmart this end of financial year