Fitbit hit with $11 million penalty for misleading consumers
Tech giant Fitbit will have to pay an $11 million fine in Australia after misleading consumers about smartwatches and fitness trackers that were not fit for purpose.
The entrepreneurs behind a plan to bring a crowdfunded “cat café” to Canberra have revealed they have encountered many “misconceptions” abo…
Aldi Australia has decided not to sell “flushable” bathroom wipes that were planned as a “Special Buy” at the discount supermarket this week…
The Federal Court has found disgraced wellness blogger Belle Gibson engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct by making claims around her …
Small and medium businesses made fewer complaints and enquiries to the competition watchdog in the second half of 2016, compared to the prev…
Misleading conduct by other businesses continues to be at the top of the list of concerns among the SMEs that are contacting the competition…
Aldi has been accused of potentially misleading customers and undercutting other beef producers because of the food labelling on its priz…
Two global milk producers are being forced to defend the packaging of their products, with US consumers attempting to sue because their b…
Two independent retailers will be forced to defend themselves in court after car maker Toyota Australia on Monday initiated legal proceed…
Facilitating honest, like-for-like comparisons, being transparent about commercial relationships and clearly disclosing who and what is b…
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has called on the Federal Court to hand Coles a penalty of over $5 million for misleading…
