The Council of Australian Governments Energy Council (COAG EC) met on Friday 20 April 2018 and agreed the Energy Security Board should progress development of the detailed design of the...
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The Consumer Action Law Centre (Consumer Action), WEstjustice, National Association of Community Legal Centres (NACLC) and Federation of Community Legal Centres (Victoria) Inc welcome the opportunity to comment on the...
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The Federal Court has found that credit repair business, Malouf Group Enterprises Pty Ltd (Malouf Group), and its director Jordan Francis Malouf breached the Australian Consumer Law by making false...
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The Victorian Government has announced an increase to the Utility Relief Grant Scheme (URGS) with $21.7 million allocated in the upcoming budget....
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Consumer Action’s interest in this area lies in privacy concerns around access and use of consumer data by third parties, and in ensuring that the benefits of consumer data use...
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Today the Federal Government announced that there will be tougher penalties for corporate misconduct, and stronger powers for the corporate regulator ASIC. ...
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We do not support the rule change request and the AEMC’s initial position. The Consultation Paper outlines a rule change that will be completely ineffective at addressing a multitude of...
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The Consumer Action Law Centre, Financial Counselling Australia and the Financial Rights Legal Centre are pleased to provide a submission in response to the Inquiry into Competition in the Australian...
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The establishment of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority is an important opportunity to review the scope of ASIC’s oversight of external dispute resolution in financial services....
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A credible reference price has an important role to play in helping to restore balance and fairness to the retail energy market in Victoria. It is very important that this...
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