Reform has a new top dog
7 December 2012
The Productivity Commission’s new chairman, “natural reformer” Peter Harris, will face a number of early challenges.
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Shot down by metallic paint
6 December 2012
Paintball ad leads to penalties for Nissan for breach of Australian Consumer Law
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The 12 “clicks” of Christmas
5 December 2012
We share some tips on how to avoid online shopping pitfalls, dodgy products and other shopping scams during this festive season.
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Access All Areas
5 December 2012
The Productivity Commission has commenced a review of the National Access Regime with a final report due to be published in October 2013
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JFTC puts the brakes on car parts cartelists
5 December 2012
The JTFC has found four Japanese car parts companies guilty of price fixing and fined them 3.4 billion yen for breaching Japan’s anti-monopoly laws.
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NZ Commerce Commission publishes new Enforcement Response Guidelines
4 December 2012
The NZCC has published Enforcement Response Guidelines, describing how New Zealand’s fair trading, competition and credit contract laws will be enforced.
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Be careful what you fish for
4 December 2012
Spanish fish association gets more than it bargained for after complaining to the antitrust regulator
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When is a hire car not a hire car? The Hertz/Thrifty merger deal
4 December 2012
Innovative business models provide an opportunity to reassess the broader approach to market definition.
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Game over for Canadian bid-riggers seeking Government work
3 December 2012
Canadian bid-riggers blocked from participating in Government tenders
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Protecting your legal rights with a Facebook status… It’s a hoax, folks
3 December 2012
Social media platforms are governed by a myriad of ever-changing terms and conditions.
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