Our submission to a government review challenges the Government to produce a White Paper that addresses the social, economic and environmental issues that affect our country’s future energy needs....
Read MoreOur submission to the Commonwealth Consumer Affairs Advisory Council argues that consumers should be better protected when they purchase gift cards, and that retailers shouldn’t be able to impose expiry...
Read MoreThe Consumer Action Law Centre has asked the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) to undertake a formal investigation into the internal dispute resolution processes of Cash Converters, Australia’s biggest...
Read MoreConsumer Action is lodging a dispute on behalf of Ms Jane Bowyer with the Credit Ombudsman Service, alleges The Cash Store engaged in irresponsible lending practices, and asks whether it...
Read MoreIn what are believed to be two of the first cases to test Victoria's new ‘prohibited debt collection practices’, the Consumer Action Law Centre is helping two clients pursue legal...
Read MoreVictorian households are staring down the barrel of yet another electricity price hike after the Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) overturned significant aspects of the ruling of the energy industry’s independent...
Read MoreVictorian households are staring down the barrel of yet another electricity price hike after the Australian Competition Tribunal (ACT) overturned significant aspects of the ruling of the energy industry’s independent...
Read MoreIn what are believed to be two of the first cases to test Victoria's new ‘prohibited debt collection practices’, the Consumer Action Law Centre is helping two clients pursue legal...
Read MoreThree companies control 75% of the Victorian energy market. Victorian consumers are missing out on the benefits that are supposed to flow from competition....
Read MoreOnline return policies may not be giving consumers the protection they think they have. Many don't even comply with minimum legal standards....
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