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Find the cheapest fuel
From 20 March 2021 petrol price information will be available in real time in South Australia.
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Important information for consumers and businesses about the coronavirus.
Consumers reminded to check and compare to save money
One way to help you budget and save while grocery shopping, is using unit pricing.
Payday Lending Reform
Proposed improved protections for consumers borrowing small amounts of money or entering into a consumer lease for household goods.
It’s not hard to get caught off guard
Consumer protection agencies across Australia are warning Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers about scams.
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Latest News
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.
Motorists are reaping the rewards of increased fuel price transparency, with the Marshall Liberal Government's Fuel Pricing Information Scheme now in full swing.
Real time petrol pricing will commence in South Australia on 20 March 2021.
South Australia’s consumer watchdog has warned that itinerant tradies dubbed ‘bitumen bandits’ appear to be back in the State, targeting regional South Australia as well as the outer suburbs.
South Australians are again being warned against accepting unsolicited offers for bitumen work following a recent report being investigated by Consumer and Business Services.