Consumer 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 made a joint submission to the the Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission with the Brotherhood of St Laurence, Footscray Community Legal Centre and West Heidelberg Community Legal Service....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the opportunity to provide comment to the inquiry process established by the Government to examine options for clarifying the unconscionable conduct provisions of the Trade Practices Act...
Read MoreConsumer Action remains strongly supportive of the Victorian wrongful disconnection payment legislative obligation....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Economic Development and Infrastructure Committee‘s Inquiry into State Government Taxation and Debt....
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 MoreConsumer Action supports national harmonisation and clarification of Australia’s laws on statutory conditions and warranties, so long as harmonisation does not weaken protections for consumers....
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