Large fines to Red Balloon proof that ban on excessive surcharges isn’t all hot air 11 January 2018 By Mac Greedy How amendments to the regulation of excessive surcharges will affect both businesses and consumers in Australia Read on
New car industry in the ACCC’s headlights 8 January 2018 By Rob Hirst The ACCC’s latest market study recommends that changes be made to improve consumer outcomes in the new car retailing industry. Read on
Extended warranties in the firing line from ACCC, ASIC and class actions 7 July 2017 By Peta Stevenson Extended warranties have been attracting an increasing amount of regulatory scrutiny in recent years Read on
Not the result Google was searching for following expensive EC shopping spree 3 July 2017 By James Darch The European Commission has fined Google EUR 2.42 billion - the largest ever levied against a single company for an EU antitrust violation Read on
New sting in the tail of penalty provisions 15 May 2017 By James Corrigan Penalty units set to increase from $180 to $210 from 1 July 2017 Read on
Misuse of Market Power Bill Fends Off Attacks to Reach the Senate 5 May 2017 By Rahul Arora Market power bill awaits Senate debate Read on
ACCC’s case against Ramsay a delicate operation 3 May 2017 By Mark Giuseppini In what might be one of the last cases prosecuted under the current 'misuse of market power’ prohibition, the ACCC has commenced proceedings against Ramsay Read on
Fining, naming, shaming 18 April 2017 By Jessica Waters The Productivity Commission's recommendations for the reform of ACL enforcement and administration Read on
Federal Court finds Domain lead consumers up the garden path 10 April 2017 By Ben Wighton A recent dispute between fierce digital and media rivals highlights the importance of making accurate claims when advertising Read on