Penalty units balloon
26 July 2021
Commonwealth penalty units increased on 1 July 2020 for the first time in three years.
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Bitter pill to swallow – criminal cartel charges in pharmaceutical industry
29 January 2021
Criminal cartel charges in pharmaceutical industry: Alkaloids of Australia and its former export manager charged following ACCC investigation
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Bringing contempt to ACCCount
27 October 2020
The ACCC has demonstrated once again that it will pursue contempt actions in a range of contexts.
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Eyes in the back of its head – regulators’ cooperation framework MOU
7 September 2020
ACCC and other competition authorities sign "Multilateral Mutual Assistance and Cooperation Framework for Competition Authorities" MOU
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CCCS roars into action with enforcement proceedings against bid rigging agreements
10 June 2020
Competition & Consumer Commission Singapore (CCCS) infringement decision against companies for bid rigging tenders issued by Wildlife Reserves Singapore
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Repeal of the IP exemption: What does this mean for you?
14 March 2019
Licensors and licensees of intellectual property rights need to act now to ensure compliance with the provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act.
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Shots fired at “gun jumping” cartel
6 March 2019
Cryosite has been ordered by the Federal Court to pay $1.05 million in penalties in Australia's first “gun jumping” cartel conduct case.
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New Zealand pulls the trigger on cartel criminalisation
19 February 2018
Cartel conduct is set to become a criminal offence for the first time in New Zealand following the tabling of a new bill in Parliament.
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ACCC beaten by egg producers in the Full Court
28 September 2017
Full Court dismisses ACCC appeal in case against the Australian Egg Corporation and others for attempting to induce producers to reduce the supply of eggs.
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Misuse of Market Power Bill Fends Off Attacks to Reach the Senate
5 May 2017
Market power bill awaits Senate debate
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