An increasing number of real estate agents have outsourced the processing of rental payments to third-party companies and are charging tenants a fee to use these services.
Since last March,the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission has received 231 complaints from people with legitimate exemptions for not wearing a mask.
Manufacturers would have to provide consumers and independent repairers with access to tools,spare parts and product manuals under a Productivity Commission plan to reduce landfill and make it cheaper to fix products.
Anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers are blacklisting small businesses for enforcing mask rules and QR codes.
As used car sales boom,some consumers claim they are being sold faulty vehicles.
Eighty-year-old dementia patient Len Smith was sold a phone plan he didn’t need or want. His daughter has spent more than a year trying to recoup the cash.
Victorians who paid deposits for holidays and weddings that were scuppered by the pandemic are taking their grievances to VCAT.
Victorians like Jen are retreating to bed early because they can’t afford to turn on the gas heater.
Fewer than half of NSW funeral providers had all the cost information they are legally required to provide on their websites.
The salesman who knocked on Max Johansen’s door had an offer that sounded too good to be true. Turns out,it was.
After halting disconnections for most of last year due to the financial impacts of the pandemic,energy retailers are stepping up their action against those who haven’t paid their bills.