The Latest Breaking News from ACCC

Australians could be charged more for their mobile internet if a proposed partnership between Telstra and TPG is approved by the consumer watchdog.

Button batteries, which have killed three Australian children and seriously injured many more, must be supplied in child-resistant packaging.

ACCC is seeking compensation for Australian customers who were unknowingly quoted and charged accommodation prices in USD

Australia's competition regulator is suing Airbnb for allegedly misleading consumers on pricing for accommodation. The ACCC said 2000 people made complaints to Airbnb about the conduct and there were numerous complaints on social media.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is suing accommodation giant Airbnb for allegedly misleading consumers about price currencies displayed.

Australians lost over $AUD 113 million ($81.5m) to cryptocurrency scams between January 1 and May 1 this year, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on Monday said. According to ACCC, Australians lost a total of $AUD 205m ($148m) to various scams this year, a 166% increase compared to the…

Australians lost more than $205 million to scams in the first four months of 2022, a 166 per cent increase compared to last year, according to the ACCC.

The competition watchdog says it is monitoring airport profit margins after three of the country's four largest made a profit during COVID-19 lockdowns.

A leading Australian energy lawyer says big power providers are facing increased scrutiny from the competition watchdog amid concerns a shake-out of the industry could lead to price gouging.