Ocean Bound or Ocean Found? Clorox’s Greenwashing Costs $8.25 Million 28 April 2025 By Rebecca Maher, Paula Mucha, Peta Stevenson Rebecca Maher, Paula McGrath (nee Mucha) and Peta Stevenson discuss the recent penalty awarded against Clorox Australia. Read on
Do we have an understanding? High Court rules against ACCC in appeal regarding anti-competitive understanding 3 April 2025 By Eimear O'Sullivan, Christina Shin, Alice Waterston, Peta Stevenson Key takeaways from the High Court's decision in the ACCC's proceedings against J Hutchinson Pty Ltd and the CFMEU Read on
Merger reforms exposed! 29 July 2024 By Charlotte Kininmonth Government releases exposure draft legislation on merger reform overhaul Read on
Shelving the unsafe furniture: ACCC announces new toppling furniture information standard 7 June 2024 By Sophie Crowe, Katherine Cheng The ACCC has announced a new mandatory information standard for toppling furniture. Businesses must prepare before the standard is in force from 4 May 2025. Read on
Scammed at First Sight? 13 February 2024 By Zareen Qayyum This Valentine’s Day, the ACCC warns that 'cold-hearted’ criminals on dating apps and social media platforms are stealing hearts – and wallets Read on
Overseas service ready for takeoff 7 February 2023 By Olivia Donovan Amendments have broadened the scope for serving originating applications or section 155 notices on persons outside Australia Read on
More Prohibitions, Greater Penalties 29 September 2022 By Gabrielle Jack More prohibitions, greater penalties: Government acts on promises to strengthen unfair contract terms regime and bolster civil penalties. Read on
Judge Casts Doubt on “Uber” Penalty 3 August 2022 By Preetha Varadharajan A judge has described a proposed agreed penalty as 'excessive' and asked the parties to gather additional evidence to justify the amount Read on
ACCC deals the cards on payment networks 8 June 2022 By Phillip South ACCC launches competition proceedings against Mastercard Read on
A Bigger Stick: Labor Party Promises Changes to the Competition and Consumer Act 24 May 2022 By Phillip South The Labor Party has promised to increase penalties under the Competition & Consumer Act and amend the Unfair Contract Terms regime. Read on