Consumer Rights
Senator Kerrynne Liddle says "there is much work to do" in her new role as Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians. The Arrernte senator for South Australia, who is also the Opposition spokesperson...
A new investigation from CHOICE has found groceries in some remote First Nations communities cost more than twice as much when compared to capital cities.
A key retailer for First Nations people in regional Australia is planning to take the corporate watchdog to court after it slapped two stop orders on the company.
A store that operates in regional Australia claims an ongoing stop order from the corporate watchdog is having disastrous impacts on its First Nations customers.
The collapsed funeral fund Youpla misrepresented itself as Aboriginal owned or managed, the full Federal Court ruled on Thursday. The Youpla Group schemes, previously known as the Aboriginal Community...
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has made an interim stop order preventing Coral Coast Distributors (Cairns) Pty Ltd (CCD) from having customers at its Urban Rampage retail store...
Highly-respected Indigenous lawyer Heron Loban has been appointed to the independent board of financial industry watchdog the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.
Raylene Bellottie will go on the front foot in her new role as a director of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. Ms Bellottie, alongside Yien Hong, was announced as a new industry director...
The 'Aboriginal Consumers Count' survey, which aims to gather feedback from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 16 and above in Western Australia, has been extended until June 30, 2023.
The Save Sorry Business coalition is holding a "day of action" to call for help for the thousands of Indigenous people targeted by a failed funeral insurer.
Consumer Protection WA is inviting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 16 and over to participate in a survey to share their experiences with buying goods and services.
Advocates for Indigenous consumers have welcomed a new parliamentary enquiry looking into corporations ripping off Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander customers.
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