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Latest News
An Elizabeth South man who worked unlicensed as a builder, leaving behind substandard work at a Munno Para West home, has been fined $5,000 and ordered to pay $7,500 to the consumer as well as legal costs.
A blitz on rural fuel retailers will ensure petrol stations in South Australia's most loved holiday spots are complying with the state's real time petrol price monitoring trial in the lead up to Christmas.
A public warning notice has been issued by South Australia’s consumer watchdog against Cavan-based business Superior Outdoor Living Specialists, following numerous complaints relating to the installation of studio rooms, pergolas and cubby houses.
With borders beginning to reopen, South Australian consumers are being encouraged to take care when booking travel interstate and overseas.
South Australian motorists are being urged to download a real-time fuel price app to help them save money at the bowser, as petrol prices spike.
South Australians are being encouraged to comment on the effectiveness of the state's existing anti-ticket scalping laws.
With the cooler weather already on us and winter getting underway, consumer protection authorities around the nation are urging people to keep safe this winter.
A Stirling North couple who sold cars while unlicensed have been fined a total of $6000.
South Australia's Court of Appeal has overturned a finding of unconscionable conduct against a real estate agent in relation to his dealings with a vulnerable client.
Spirits sold in novelty 'emoji' bottles have been permanently banned from South Australia.