Consumer Action has sought leave to add new claims of unconscionable conduct and harassment to its test case against private car park operator Care Park on behalf of its client,...
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to the Australian Energy Regulator after Victoria’s five electricity distributors provided forecasts estimating they would need Victorian customers to pay for more than $8.5...
Read MoreAlmost a year after the Black Saturday bushfires devastated Victoria, consumer groups have hit back at the insurance industry’s attempts to pressure the Government into eliminating the fire services levy...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre warns the public that scammers are continuing to contact people falsely claiming to be an employee or representative of Consumer Action....
Read MoreConsumer Action has succeeded in a Victorian Civil Administration Tribunal (VCAT) action against money retrieval agency, Collection Point, and recovered the sum of $1,108.85 for one of its clients....
Read MoreConsumer Action has successfully represented a couple who sought to recover thousands of dollars from a linked credit provider who financed their purchase of kitchen goods from Kleenmaid Pty Ltd,...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed aspects of the Government's proposed reforms to credit reporting in Australia. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action warns the public that scammers are contacting people falsely claiming to be an employee or representative of Consumer Action....
Read MoreConsumer groups warn that the delivery of water services in Victoria could be radically changed, following the release of a report from the Essential Services Commission today....
Read MoreA young school leaver is defending a legal claim by the Australian Institute of Fitness to pay $7,416 for a training course she never started. Her legal defence asserts that...
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