Consumer Action Law Centre welcomed a new report from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) which questions whether payday lenders are complying with the law. The report found that...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed an announcement from Assistant Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham this morning about reforms designed to crack down on dubious marketing practices by training providers...
Read MoreConsumer Action is encouraged by the Education and Employment References Committee’s interim report into the operation, regulation and funding of private vocational education training providers....
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre has welcomed news that Allianz Australia Insurance will refund $400,016 to Australians who were sold its Consumer Credit Insurance alongside payday loans....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission's Issues Paper 46 Traditional Rights and Freedoms—Encroachments by Commonwealth Laws....
Read MoreThe legality and fairness of ‘deferred management fees’ will be challenged in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in a case that should be watched closely by the retirement living...
Read MoreConsumer Action has provided comment to the Senate Education and Employment Committees on the operation, regulation and funding of private vocational education and training providers in Australia....
Read MoreRead Consumer Action’s opening comment to Senate Inquiry into the performance and management of electricity network companies....
Read MoreConsumer Action has provided input to the Australian Energy Market Commission's 2015 Retail Competition Review Approach Paper....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to Australian Energy Regulator about regulating innovative energy selling business models under the National Energy Retail Law....
Read More