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Consumer rights
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COVID-19 updates
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.
COVID Marshals
From 21 August 2020, many South Australian businesses will require either a nominated or a dedicated COVID Marshal.
Winter safety tips
To help you stay safe while keeping warm this winter, here are our top tips.
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Access common resources and downloads in our resource centre.
Latest News
Real time petrol pricing will commence in South Australia on 19 March 2021.
South Australians are again being warned against accepting unsolicited offers for bitumen work following a recent report being investigated by Consumer and Business Services.
With Christmas just around the corner and summer well and truly upon us, South Australians are being reminded of the importance of keeping kids safe when they're enjoying a splash in a portable pool.
A suburban blinds and shutter business operator who took money from clients for work he never even started has received a suspended jail term, after admitting using the money to impress his girlfriend and further his attempts to become a professional poker player.
South Australia's consumer watchdog has issued a public warning against a Royal Park-based custom trailer builder, following numerous complaints from consumers.
Due to recent health concerns, there are some important changes to appointments at the Registry Office and making applications over the counter.
All Australian Governments have put in place restrictions on indoor gatherings as part of ongoing moves to respond to the potential threat posed by coronavirus.
The Marshall Liberal Government will deliver real time petrol pricing to South Australian motorists following the findings of an extensive review underatken by the South Australian Productivity Commission.
The Supreme Court has upheld an appeal made by South Australia's consumer watchdog, finding that a Grange-based real estate agent engaged in unconsionable conduct in his dealings with a vulnerable aged pensioner seeking to sell his property.