Loyal Coal admits to coal-lusion in the Obeid-rigging case
12 April 2016
Loyal Coal agrees to settle with the ACCC on day two of the hearing into bid-rigging of tenders for NSW mining exploration licences.
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Susan Zhuang
The UK CMA’s concrete plans for another criminal cartel prosecution
14 March 2016
The CMA brings another criminal cartel case in the construction industry, charging a director for involvement in a suspected UK concrete pipe cartel
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ACCC points to VW scandal to drive home the importance of “truth in advertising”
19 October 2015
Reflections on the ACCC's powers and recent enforcement action in the world of advertising
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Appeals against JFTC fines for foreign CRT cartel go down the tube
8 June 2015
JFTC's power to apply Japanese competition laws and issue fines against foreign companies for involvement in the Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) cartel upheld
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Privatisation: a hot topic of public conversation
13 April 2015
KWM partners Wayne Leach & Andrew Monotti discuss competition law issues arising from privatisation and we consider the Harper Report's recommendations.
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Hot water over pricing as ticket agencies fix the drip
12 February 2015
An update on the ACCC's scrutiny of "drip pricing" and "opt-out" fees
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ACCC’s review of Rheem-Dux merger heats up
24 October 2014
On 17 October 2014, the ACCC released a Statement of Issues setting out its concerns in relation to Rheem's proposed acquisition of Dux's hot water assets
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Airlines in deep water over drip pricing
20 June 2014
ACCC commences penalty proceedings for misleading conduct
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Creating an even plane field
5 June 2014
A timely reminder of competition and consumer protection issues prevalent in the Australian aviation sector
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Is Breaking Up Hard to Do?
3 April 2014
Xenophon proposes divestment as remedy for misuses of market power
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