Consumer Action has withdrawn proceedings against Dell Computer Pty Ltd in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal on behalf of its co- CEO, Carolyn Bond after the company amended...
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the opportunity to comment on the exposure draft of the National Consumer Credit Protection Amendment Regulations 2011....
Read MoreConsumer Action supports the amendments in principle and broadly in the terms of the proposed Regulations. However, we recommend that changes be made to tighten the definition of “break fee”...
Read MoreA twelve point plan released today by the country’s leading insurance law experts for households and consumers clearly sets out the current problems with insurance and their solutions, and puts...
Read MoreConsumer advocates are preparing to fight Victoria’s billion-dollar electricity distribution businesses in the Federal Court in a last ditch bid to prevent consumers feeling the pain of unfair electricity price...
Read MoreConsumer Action says it’s time for the Victorian Government and its energy industry watchdog, the Essential Services Commission, to take real action to help consumers switch and save on their...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre says Victorians urgently need their new Government to take up its legal right to defend the Australian Energy Regulator’s recent decision to keep electricity costs for...
Read MoreConsumer Action supports today’s announcement that Victorian households will be protected from the huge price increases the state’s electricity distributors were seeking to impose over the next five years....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a formal complaint to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission after its own CEO was given the run-around by Dell Computer Pty Ltd on her right...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre has made a formal complaint to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission about Westpac’s debt collection procedures for customers in financial hardship....
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