The boom in the residential solar panel industry has also created an array of problems for Victorian households due to a lack of appropriate consumer protections. ...
Read MoreA Victorian mother of four has requested leave to appeal a Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal decision in the Supreme Court....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the development of new markets but believes their success relies on ensuring consumers are protected, engaged and empowered....
Read MoreConsumer Action and Consumer Credit Legal Centre NSW have made an extensive submission to the Productivity Commission's Access to Justice draft report....
Read MoreConsumer Action has provided input into the Federal Government’s review of Australia’s Renewable Energy Target....
Read MoreThousands of Victorian working families, pensioners and those in financial hardship will be the biggest losers if the Federal Government adopts yesterday’s Commission of Audit recommendation to cut funding for...
Read MoreOur legal and financial counselling services have heard from a number of Victorians concerned about the behaviour of several credit repair companies....
Read MoreConsumer Action has produces a brief summary of 'Consumer Leases and Consumer Protection: Regulatory Arbitrage and Consumer Harm'...
Read MoreDozo Car Sales has been ordered to pay $2,150 to a vulnerable consumer after it refused, within a reasonable time, to provide a refund on a defective car and, instead,...
Read MoreVictorians building or extending their homes can do so with greater confidence following the Victorian Government’s announcement of a Building Consumer Protection Fund to protect consumers from dodgy or insolvent...
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