ACCC Keeping A Close Eye On US Class Action Against Google
The ACCC says it is keeping a close eye on the US$5 billion (A$7.2 billion) class action suit against brough against Google... Read More
Samsung Still Fighting Claims They Misled Consumers About Water Resistance
Samsung Electronics Australia is still fighting claims that it made false, misleading, and deceptive representations in advertising the water resistance of various... Read More
ACCC Prohibits Minimum Advertised Prices On Dewalt Power Tools
The ACCC has rejected Stanley Black & Decker’s proposal to set a minimum advertised price for Dewalt power tools, accessories and attachments,... Read More
NBN Co Admits To Misleading Customers
NBN Co has admitted it misled Canberra consumers and businesses in 2019. The company sent multiple letters stating they needed to move... Read More
EB Games To Issue Refunds For Fallout 76
EB Games has agreed to refund Australian consumers for the online video game Fallout 76, acknowledging that they were misleading in their... Read More
NBN Usage Jumps, Rollout Nears End On Work-From-Home
CANBERRA: More than seven million Australians are now connected to the NBN – and usage has jumped significantly, apparently due to the... Read More
Oz New Job Ads Surge 26% in May
Popular online job board, SEEK, has reported a notable 26.8% on-month jump in new jobs listed during the month of May, suggesting... Read More
Vodafone Gain Extra $5 Billion for TPG Merger Amid COVID Pain
UPDATE – Shares in TPG were up over 4% on Wednesday morning, after analysts speculated TPG shareholders could gain a 60c –... Read More
How The ACCC Proposes To Make Google & Facebook Pay For Content
The ACCC has just released its concept paper for the mandatory code to address the bargaining power imbalances between Australia’s media companies... Read More
Authorities Launch Policy For Consumer Data Rights
The ACCC and the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) have released the new Compliance and Enforcement Policy for the Consumer Data Right, which... Read More