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digiDirect pays $99k penalty for misleading discount claims
The ACCC has penalised digiDirect for major infringements.
by Staff Writer – Sep 21, 2026
REA Group drops realestate.com.au contract restrictions
Agents get more freedom over property listings after the competition watchdog secured a three-year undertaking from REA.
by Staff Writer – Sep 13, 2026
Neptune Blanket stung $59,400 over refund and warranty claims
The online retailer paid $59,400 after three ACCC infringement notices concerning consumer rights and warranty wording.
by Tom Gosby – Sep 9, 2026
eHarmony's subscription trap exposed by Federal Court
Court rules eHarmony hid auto-renewal terms in small print.
by Staff Writer – Aug 26, 2026
Federal Court upholds $14m penalty in ACCC case against City Beach
The Federal Court has dismissed an appeal by the retailer, after it was found to be selling non-compliant button battery products.
by Staff Writer – Aug 19, 2026
Jessica Makin exits as Amazon Australia's communications lead
Makin announced the move in a LinkedIn post, saying she had left the role after what she described as 6.5 years.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 10, 2026
Momentum takes on Optus’ retail reputation rebuild
The agency will shape Optus retail experiences as the telco faces court action and a broader customer trust challenge.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 2, 2026
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ACCC pursues Dusk for sale of 1000s of non-compliant button battery items
'We are extremely concerned as Dusk allegedly supplied thousands of products that did not comply with button battery standards designed to protect young children.'
by Nama Winston – Jul 22, 2026
ACCC blocks Coles supermarket acquisition in Kalgoorlie-Boulder
The regulator found the deal posed a real risk of driving an effective independent competitor out of the Kalgoorlie grocery market.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 1, 2026
ACCC takes Amazon to Federal Court over Prime Video ads shake-up
The ACCC alleges Amazon AU locked over a million subscribers into contracts that let it add ads without offering any refund.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 30, 2026
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