Car manufacturers want to sell directly to Australians over the internet without the need for dealerships,as they argue against more regulations of the market.
Telstra is downgrading its 100/40Mbps plan but won’t pass on the savings from the NBN to the affected customers.
More than half of Victorian apartment owners say they are living with building defects and there are calls for new regulations to better protect these consumers.
Alisha Messina wants to warn Australians about the dangers of cosmetic surgeons after her nose collapsed following a procedure.
As the business world rolls out incentives to encourage Australians to get vaccinated,life insurers are considering discounts for those who have received the jab.
“How are you meant to predict a lockdown six weeks in advance?” Consumers are fuming over travel cancellation policies as rolling lockdowns bite.
An accommodation provider in Victoria falsely claimed that vaccinated guests might infect her family and lead to fertility issues.
Consumer advocates are pushing for Australia to adopt broad right-to-repair laws to give consumers choice around how and when they repair or replace the things they own.
In an effort to stamp out underquoting,an outspoken group of real estate agents and buyer’s advocates are calling on the state government to make it compulsory to advertise reserve prices prior to auctions.
One buyer’s advocate estimates that about 75 per cent of properties on the market are underquoted and has called on authorities to act
It promised to be the world’s smartest,safest,and most exhilarating electric scooter,but two years on,consumers are still waiting for their vehicles.