A Victorian mother of four has requested leave to appeal a Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal decision in the Supreme Court....
Read MoreThousands of Victorian working families, pensioners and those in financial hardship will be the biggest losers if the Federal Government adopts yesterday’s Commission of Audit recommendation to cut funding for...
Read MoreDozo Car Sales has been ordered to pay $2,150 to a vulnerable consumer after it refused, within a reasonable time, to provide a refund on a defective car and, instead,...
Read MoreVictorians building or extending their homes can do so with greater confidence following the Victorian Government’s announcement of a Building Consumer Protection Fund to protect consumers from dodgy or insolvent...
Read MoreCharging struggling Australians a $120 filing fee for bankruptcy is like trying to get blood from a stone....
Read MoreThree leading consumer organisations have joined forces, calling on Australians to stop throwing away their monthly mobile phone allowance and help drive greater competition from providers....
Read MoreWednesday 12 March marks the introduction of a new credit reporting system which will collect far more information about Australians’ credit history. The extra information is supposed to help credit...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre has welcomed the Federal Government’s proposal to extend consumer protections to short term and indefinite leases, which aren’t covered by national credit laws. ...
Read MoreAustralians are being asked their opinion on a proposal to stop energy retailers increasing prices mid contract....
Read MoreA coalition of consumer advocates and financial counselling agencies has expressed dismay at a plan to charge Australians filing for bankruptcy....
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